WINDHOEK - The Namibian Training Authority (NTA) has dedicated N$1.4 billion over the next four years to support the Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET), Transformation and Expansion Strategy, its CEO Jerry Beukes has said.
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Hockey Union forced to remove coach accused of racism …NSC finally shows its teeth
WINDHOEK – The Namibia Sports Commission (NSC), in the past labelled a toothless bulldog for failure to act on pressing matters with the required tenacity, this week finally displayed its might and valor when it summoned the leadership of the Namibia Hockey Union (NHU) to address alleged racial discrimination against 14-year-old national team player Liya Herunga.
MTB Dirt Attack Conquered
OKAHANDJA - Year two of the MTB Dirt Attack Ride/Run hit like a storm as 170 riders lined up to take on one of the most beautiful, yet challenging routes of the year.
Boys separated from men as Volleyball Cup reaches climax
RUNDU - The opening round of the Bank Windhoek Namibia Volleyball Federation’s (NVF) Cup took place in Rundu, last weekend.
Yimbapira yokutura mahundiro gokukwata nomfi vana yitumu konomukunda
Windhoek - Moomu tupu tuna kusika pepi nomazuva gokuturamo mahundiro gokuhuga nomfi, ministeli zonomfi norunone nomarunone ngesi vanatumu mambangu konomukunda nadinye 14 domosirongo omu yina kara asi mahundiro nagenye vahepa kugaturamo kumwe nokugapata yipo asi yipo pakare mpito zina zerere nkenye ogu. Kwedi kuna puko, Ministera gonomfi nomarunone Bernard Esau katente asi ehundiro lyonomfi kukwama mazuva vanalirundurura kapi yina kara hena asi kehagero lyokwedi kwaJuly 31, nye ngesi kuna kara nye dogoro mo August 31.Esau katente asi erundururo kwawizirapo morwa magano aga vagwana kovantu apa vatulisapo mapongo mosirongo nasinye saNamibia
Mundiro kaguzonagwire posikunino saSikondo green scheme
Rundu - Sikunino sakara moKavango zoutokero, saSikondo green scheme mukuronagona gendesi gwaso Maxwell Nghidinwa katente momunene asi sikunino kuna gwanekere nomundiro sivike kasipwire omu vana kuyimona asi kuna zumbanesa mukoso goyimaliva yokusika ko N$350 000 kevango eli vana kutumbura asi lyepokatji lina kara asi farama zepangero.mosivike tupu sina pu, sikunino esi saSikondo novarugani sakara konyara nokilo murongo kutunda modoropa zaRundu oyuke koutokero moKavango zoutokero nombatero ezi kavagene kondango zodoropa zaRundu, koruha rokudimisa mundiro kavakere vanalituramo vadimise mundiro posikunino.
Creativity has become a vital part of the economy
WINDHOEK - While the industrial economy in the past required mostly land, labour and capital, the new emerging economy uses creative industries to produce meanings from the world of ideas. In the past, creativity and industry were not generally linked but nowadays the notion that arts and creativity serve as major economic drivers is fast gaining impetus.
Local pharmaceutical companies encouraged to enter regional markets
WINDHOEK – Pharmaceutical companies opting to establish themselves in Namibia have been encouraged by Minister of Health and Social Services, Dr Bernard Haufiku, to position themselves in such a way that they can enter the regional market. According to Haufiku, a larger market would make local pharmaceutical companies more sustainable and due to economies of scale a larger operation can offer more affordable prices.
Stock theft suspects denied bail
KHORIXAS - Four suspects accused of illegally slaughtering a heifer worth N$8000 were denied bail when they appeared in court early this week. The heifer belongs to a veteran teacher Sakarias Goamub.
Mother narrates agony of church-confused dropout daughter
Windhoek - A distraught mother in Katutura’s Ombili location painfully narrated how her daughter dropped out of university after she joined the Katutura-based church raided by the police on Sunday night.