“Onde ku yuulukwa, otandi ku mono uunake?” Hoka oko oka tumwalaka kokongodhi hoka anuwa ka eta opo eshenge lya tseyika nawa, Wendelinus Ndiwakalunga Hamutenya (40) a tsuwe nombele lwiikando itatu komusamane gwe, Imannuel ‘Imms’ Jeremiah Hambiya (33).
Kansela woshikandjohoololo shaKongo Efraim Shipindo okwa ti ovakalimo vahapu ova tunhilwa moshikandjohoololo shaKongo eshi ombelewa yaye ya kala nokuxwaxwameka ovanhu vaka tunhilwe.
After successfully hosting Science Week in Windhoek last week, activities now move to the Swakopmund Museum from 6 to 11 December 2021.
On top of learning the German language, about 52 learners from different schools across the country also got to learn fashion design and sewing skills in an initiative by the Goethe-Institut Namibia.
Many girls on the African continent usually reach the ninth grade, but only one out of five complete the full spectrum of secondary education.
It’s not a far-off assumption that the year hasn’t been something to write home about; actually, the last two years haven’t been ones for the books.
While some people believe that ‘quitters never win and winners never quit’, this has not been true for Viktorio Mimi Martita, who quit her full-time job as an office administrator to become a pharmacist.
Deputy minister of information Emma Theophelus has proposed the implementation of a parliamentary unemployment ad hoc committee to tackle youth unemployment challenges in the country.
The African Pathfinder Leadership Initiative (APLI) and Gweri Vintage Collection have collaborated on a project of making and selling socks to raise funds towards a fellowship programme, slated for 2022.
Although rental markets across most advanced economies are on a path of recovery due to the resumption of normal life, improved pace of Covid-19 vaccination and job growth, these dynamics remain farfetched in the Namibian market.