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Opolisi moshitopolwa shaShana oyi li molukongo lwa David Shaamena (27) ngoka a li a dhengwa kookuume ke konima sho a dopa oku topola oshimaliwa shoka ya li ya landitha onzi ndyoka ya li ya yaka.

Omupopiliko wopolifi moshitukukulwa shaHardp inspector Linea Heita okwa ti oumbudi woimuna owa londa unene moshitukulwa shaHardap.

We have seen time and again that we live in a world where history tends to repeat itself. Spend enough time around people who have spent a number of decades walking the face of the earth, and you will quickly notice there isn’t much happening today they haven’t seen or experienced before.

Thirteen schoolgirls in grades 8 and 9 recently undertook a tour of the Namibian Ports Authority (Namport) facilities at Walvis Bay to learn about careers in the technical fields. 

After missing a full year of on-campus varsity life due to an abrupt switch to eLearning brought on by the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, some Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) said they enjoyed the added advantages of online learning to search for jobs. 

The Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) donated sanitary pads to the value of N$2 000 to the girls of the Karundu Secondary School in Otjiwarongo. 

Member of Parliament Emma Theofelus said women face gender biases in legal and macroeconomic frameworks, including young professionals in the informal sector.

Namibia is known for its pristine environment and landscapes that attract substantial tourists; therefore, the lack of solid waste management, if unattended, may lead to significant environmental problems such as soil/land, water, and aesthetic pollution. 

Radio originates way back from the 1895, the first radio transmission was set up from a temporary station by Guglielmo Marconi.

The evidence is clear. In August this year, the world’s scientists concluded once again that immediate action is required.