National

The upcoming budget 2022-23 should focus on protecting and driving the recovery of lives and livelihoods of Namibians, rebuilding resilience of the economy and catalysing socio-economic reforms.

The ongoing Covid-19 pandemic has brought many things to the surface. One glaring feature that the pandemic has exposed is that the world, in general, and Namibia, in particular, are still far from reaching the promised land. 

It was way back in the year 2009 when I for the first time met the late Pastor Willem Pieters. 

While others are on social media to view social pictures or videos of others, some are there posting entrepreneurial motivational talks, sales marketing, business networking and making sales promotions.

The visit of the Landless People’s Movement to State House this week signifies an extremely positive and welcome evolution in national politics. 

The Landless People’s Movement has called on President Hage Geingob to halt the country’s resettlement programme, describing it as skewed and in favour of the well-connected. 

Izimwe Primary School in Kabbe South constituency of the Zambezi region, has been dealing with the challenge of crumbling and insufficient infrastructure, which affect teachers and learners.

Uuvudhiya - Farmers at Uuvudhiya fear that grazing will be depleted if no rain is received soon.  

Throughout this turbulent pandemic period, Namibia has been a leader in rapidly, comprehensively, and consistently responding to the changes needed to curb Covid-19. 

Education minister Anna Nghipondoka has called on learners who have lost their provisional spaces at some South African universities due to registration dates having lapsed to consider registering at local institutions.