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Teaching is a challenging, tough, yet rewarding career that is not for everybody. 

Namibia yesterday registered a significant milestone in its quest for sustainable energy, positioning the country as a leader in the green hydrogen industry.

The National Unity Democratic Organisation has lost its identity and nationalistic ideals, a situation that one of its founders, Hosea Kutako, would be ashamed of. 

As the world commemorated Workers’ Day on Wednesday, labour experts agree that Namibia’s wait-and-see approach, hoping for a panacea for the country’s unemployment woes, the lack of data to make effective decisions and a laissez-faires approach to finding solutions are to blame for the precarious state of unemployment in the country.

Wentzel Maasdorp, the man accused of murdering 40-year-old Delia Maasdorp in Windhoek, was remanded in police custody after he made his first court appearance yesterday.

Swapo’s Otjozondjupa regional leadership is threatening to withdraw their Grootfontein councillors, amidst a fallout between the town’s residents and RedForce debt management company. 

The two Houses of Parliament of Namibia, the National Assembly and the National Council, jointly launched their vehicle registrations plates on Tuesday.

Out of the N$10.9 billion of the health ministry’s budget, a total of N$267.5 million has been allocated to the Kunene region.

Sagarias Heravi Komeheke will be buried tomorrow at his home village Toasis in the Omaheke region. 

President Nangolo Mbumba has reassured that the government will continue to uphold and promote press freedom as a responsible and indispensable part of the country’s governance architecture.