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The Landless People’s Movement has proposed N$5 billion per year to be injected by government into the agricultural sector as part of the plan to create jobs and rebuild the country’s economy post-Covid-19 pandemic.

Amid a litany of challenges during the past academic year, such as the Covid-19 pandemic and leaked examination papers, the first candidates to sit for the Namibian Senior Secondary Certificate Advanced Subsidiary (NSSCAS) national examination, have performed relatively well.

Omunamimvo 51 okwa si sho a li a dhengwa nodhimbo kukuume ke komutse momukunda Onaame moshitopolwa shaMusati.

Omuloka omwaanawa onkene tagu tsikile okuga tila pevi miitopolwa yilwe yokuumbangalantu woshilongo oshowo miitopolwa yilwe konooli.

Sho oombelewa dhehangano lyoku gandja omikanda dhoku hinga oNatis dha egelulwa omiyelo  lwotango nuumvo okuninga omayindilo gokushanga, aantu ye vule 90 oya li ya ngundumanene oombelewa ndhoka mOshakati Etiyali.

Namdeb, through its continuous efforts to empower youth through skills development, on 21 January 2022 donated electronic equipment to the Southern Youth Entrepreneurs (SYE), an affiliate of the National Youth Council (NYC). 

Deputy minister of youth Emma Kantema-Gaomas says many learners go through challenges and urged schools to ensure that the Life Skills subject be taken seriously.

The provision of early childhood development services in the Omusati region received a newly constructed modern facility last week.

Walvis Bay mayor Trevino Forbes has told the local administration to take charge and act with more urgency on resolutions taken by council.