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The Labour Research and Resource Institute (LaRRI) successfully launched the Convention C-190 Workers Report and Training Manual last week in the capital. The manual was adopted by the International Labour Conference in Geneva in 2019. 

Census field staff and transport service providers will be paid from today onwards, the Namibia Statistics Agency (NSA) has said.

Student teachers’ dress code, code of conduct in classrooms and rules of corporal punishment were central topics at the University of Namibia’s Southern Campus’ second teaching practicum stakeholders’ engagement.

Stadio Namibia and the Automobile Association of Namibia signed a memorandum of understanding on Friday to collaborate on key areas such as curriculum development for short and long-term courses.

Thulagano Merafe Sekogko, the Botswana Minister of Communication, Knowledge and Technology, will be in Namibia this week on a working visit.

The first community seed bank in Kavango West, which is also the first in the whole country, was launched last week.

In a significant stride towards making tertiary education accessible, the International University of Management (IUM) is embarking on the construction of a state-of-the-art N$38 million university in Walvis Bay. 

The Ohangwena police are investigating a case of murder after Natanael Tangeni Nghihalwa was reportedly shot and killed by an unknown suspect/s on Saturday evening.

The mother of a woman killed by her lover during coitus on 18 July 2020 vowed that she would never forgive the accused.

The police in the Oshana region are requesting the public’s assistance in tracing suspect Immanuel Ndaoya, also known as Cabana, who escaped from the Onandjokwe Hospital at Ondangwa in the early hours of yesterday.