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Opinion – Easter during extraordinary times
What does Easter mean to us as Namibian Christians living in these times? Have you ever noticed how different Easter is from the Christmas season? Christmas shows up in the store beginning in August.
Opinion – President Mbumba’s powerful message of unity
The 34th Independence Day anniversary of the Republic of Namibia was marked by a poignant and inspiring address from Nangolo Mbumba, the country’s fourth President, delivered to an audience at the Katima Mulilo Stadium in the scenic Zambezi region.
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Namibia nears gender equality…50/50 achieved in National Assembly
Namibia has finally reached 50/50 gender equality in the National Assembly, thanks to the various political parties implementing 50/50 gender equality in their leadership structures.
PDM calls for private schools, VTCs regulation
Popular Democratic Movement member of parliament Hidipo Hamata has urged the government to regulate private schools and vocational training centres to ensure fairness and equality for all students and teachers.
Hambukushu questions Khwe designation
The Hambukushu Traditional Authority has questioned why the Prime Minister’s Office, the Urban and Rural Development Ministry, and the Zambezi governor turned a blind eye to the fact that it has jurisdiction over the area where they are planning to designate the Khwe Traditional Authority.
Khomas injects N$20m into SMEs
The Khomas Region Council injected close to N$20 million towards empowering the small and medium enterprises since the commencement of the council’s income generating activity programme.
Overcrowded police cells blamed on investigators
Oshana police said the region’s holding cells are bursting at the seams. This situation has now been blamed on the slow pace of investigations.
Oshikoto’s education directorate still stuck in Oshana
The Oshikoto region education directorate continues operating from offices in Ondangwa in the Oshana region, despite concerns over the associated costs.