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.
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Opinion – Radio as a tool for rural communication in Namibia
Radio originates way back from the 1895, the first radio transmission was set up from a temporary station by Guglielmo Marconi.
Opinion – COP26 has to be the turning point … from climate negotiations to climate solutions
The evidence is clear. In August this year, the world’s scientists concluded once again that immediate action is required.
Omaheke launches campaign to boost health sector
The office of the Omaheke governor has launched the Boost Our Health Sector initiative.
Chelsi collects N$85 000 in Erongo
A collective initiative aimed at helping reigning Miss Namibia Chelsi Shikongo realising her dream to attend the Miss Universe pageant in Israel managed to raise N$85 000 last weekend.
NUST hybrid graduation a success
Over 2 000 students graduated through the first-ever Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) hybrid graduation ceremony in Windhoek last week.
Swakop IPC members summon Itula
The top leadership of the Independent Patriots for Change (IPC) say they have not received any invitation from their members at the coast to address them regarding the ongoing dispute between the leadership and Ciske Howard-Smith, who was suspended by the party last week.
Over N$1 million pledged at NUST fundraiser
Over N$1 million has been pledged by corporate and philanthropic individuals in support of the Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) Ohangwena campus.
Providing food to those in need
Sixty residents of the Samora Machel constituency flocked to the councillor’s office last weekend to receive food parcels donated by a group of Samaritans led by Elina Akwenye, affectionately known as mee Mweya.
Namibia remains committed to achieving SDGs
United Nations resident coordinator in Namibia Sen Pang has said UN Day offers an opportunity to amplify the common agenda and reaffirm the purpose and principles of the UN Charter for the past 76 years.
