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Otjomuise- Ozengi zo zo miÞiri ma ze munu kutja oskole, tjinene po ndondo indji yo mbutiro ka i sere oku uhara ama i paturuka opuwo ova hongwa veÞe oku yaruka no ndondo mu veri nai ombura ndji ma iyende.

Otjomuise- Ombara yo va remane, Nkrumah Katjiuanjo, ma ningire ovaremane avehe oku yandja o mbakatwi keraa ro peresidenda ro mo ruveze ro u zeu ohunga no ndwi yo Corona. 

Due to the ban on the sale of alcohol during the lockdown, the public wanting to get high have resorted to drugs because alcohol stocks seem depleted even on the black market.

Hospital ward assistants working for a South African owned company, Palmo Enterprise in Katima Mulilo expressed dissatisfaction and anger due to alleged mistreatment by their employer.

KATIMA MULILO – Constituency councillor for Kongola David Muluti has refuted claims that he was arrested for having violated regulations under the State of Emergency Proclamation Act 9 of 2020.

A hospital cleaner endured stigma after putting her life on the frontline for two weeks to clean a patient’s room who tested positive for Covid-19 last month, joining the ranks of millions of health workers in the world whose selfless efforts have received worldwide praise and salutations.  

The US embassy recently donated furniture to the Erago Primary School of Kavango West, where a sizeable number of marginalised and vulnerable pupils are enrolled. The school, which was established in 1998, has been faced with challenges of insufficient resources as the number of learners increased over the years

Rundu – Ministeli zoukanguku nokali nawa moKavango zoutokero nezizoupumezuva kwagava yitundwamo yokusika 827 vana kuvera uvera womalaria, nampili ngomu asi vatungimo kuna kuvakorangeda varuganese masire yipo valipopere kuhanesa mukisi ogu.

Ogu gakarerapo vantu ava valitura vene asi owo kugwana eparu lyawo mokulirandesa marutu gawo Rachel Love Gawases katente asi nampili ngomu kuna kara kambumburu aka koCovid -19 vanakuzedira sirongo hawe kuna gumu nye ngesefa zawo mokugwana yimaliwa, ntundi nawo vahepa kuvatura asi yirugana yohepero moNamibia, awo yimo nye vana kuyimona asi yirugana yawo eyi kwakara yohepero unene asi nawo vahepa kuvatara eho.

About 32% of Namibian schools do not have telecommunication systems to support e-learning, education ministry executive director Sanet Steenkamp has said. The majority of these schools are located in rural areas across the country.