THE One Economy Foundation rewarded journalists for their outstanding work in reporting on and unearthing gender-based violence related stories in the community over the past year.
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No space at Eluwa Special School… 346 applicants, only 64 admitted
The shortage of school places for children has not only affected conventional schools but also hit special schools too.
Woman loses fishing shares fight
Martha Phillipina !Gaeb ended up having to cover hefty legal fees when her lawsuit against /Gai-ob Fishing and 11 others was dismissed by the High Court.
Alleged Avis Dam killers appear in court
The three men accused of the murder and robbery of businessman Daniele Ferrari made their first appearance in the Windhoek High Court on Thursday before deputy judge president Hosea Angula.
Marginalised learners urged to apply for Namcol
The deputy director of marginalised communities in the Ministry of Gender Equality, Poverty Eradication and Social Welfare, Rebekka Namwandi, has urged pupils from marginalised communities to improve their marks through the Namibia College of Open Learning (Namcol).
Tondoro health centre flooded
MOST parts of Kavango West have embraced the good rains that have been pouring down lately, but the Tondoro Health Centre had to shut its doors temporarily as the facility was flooded on Wednesday.
Learners benefit from shoe drive
In a heart-warming gesture aimed at supporting vulnerable children, the ShoeDrive24 campaign donated new school shoes to 40 pupils at John /Awaseb Primary School in Mondesa, Swakopmund.
Keep doing what you do, Brave Warriors told
SEVERAL fans and local coaches have urged the Brave Warriors to ignore noises from outside their camp and continue working hard to progress to the knockout stage of the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations tournament, currently underway in Ivory Coast.
Up close with agile gloves man Hubert ‘Spider’ Mootseng
BACK in the day, St Joseph’s Secondary School, the unofficial school of excellence (football-wise), famously known as Döbra, unearthed a significant number of great athletes that went on to establish themselves as big names in the domestic flagship football league, while a few others found refuge in the paid ranks in neighbouring South Africa.
We had the most difficult qualifying processes: Ketjijere
Former Brave Warriors captain Ronald Ketjijere says Namibians should take pride in the team’s accomplishments at the ongoing African Cup of Nations (Afcon) after the team recorded a stunning 1-0 victory over favourites Tunisia on Tuesday evening.