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Limkokwing University, which opened its doors in August this year with 70 students enrolled in three diploma programmes, has now embarked on an outreach programme across the country aimed at making education accessible to every Namibian.

A group of 577 students  received qualifications at the fourth annual Welwitchia  Health Training Centre  (WHTC) graduation in Windhoek on Friday.

The Sunshine Private College in Windhoek hosted its first-ever graduation ceremony on Friday.

Special Economic Zones (SEZs) are a key policy instrument that is deployed to ensure the attainment of economic goals as set out through the industrialisation path. 

Rössing Uranium and the Mineworkers Union of Namibia (MUN) Rössing Branch Executive Committee (BEC) recently concluded negotiations for salary increments for 2022 and 2023 within a month of negotiating. 

Minister of industrialisation and trade Lucia Iipumbu said there is a critical need to ensure Namibia embraces and adopts its revamped and revived investment legislation due to several pressing reasons that are causing uncertainty among investors.

The Airlines Association of Southern Africa (AASA) said it has noted with distress the United Kingdom’s announcement to place South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Lesotho and Eswatini back onto its “red list” of countries to which it imposes severe travel restrictions and quarantines.

Realising Namibia’s goal of becoming a green hydrogen hub and addressing energy security of supply is a task that cannot be achieved by government alone. 

Leadership is the ability of an individual to lead, inspire and guide to transform other individuals, groups, organisations or society for a good cause.

The recent decision by NUST not to renew contracts for foreign lecturers and have them re-apply is worrying, to say the least.