A vast number of people annually are affected by natural disasters. Children are at risk of losing their lives and suffering mentally or physically after such events. There is growing evidence of the ability of children to act as protagonists in action to reduce climate and disaster risks in their communities.
In recent years, media merging (consolidation) has become a frequent occurrence, with large corporations acquiring smaller media outlets, or merging with other large corporations,
Schools countrywide have resorted to requesting parents to purchase stationery for their children due to low budgetary allocation, which makes it difficult to cover all learning and teaching needs. Many parents, however, find it difficult to secure these materials for their children because of the prevailing economic hardships.
The Windhoek East constituency office, through the Khomas Regional Council, last week donated various items, valued at around N$300 000, to two schools.
The Karibib-based Navachab gold mine is ploughing back N$1.5 million into the Karibib district in an effort to uplift and support small and medium entrepreneurs in the area.
Former technical director at the Electoral Commission of Namibia Milton Louw who was accused of stealing five laptop computers from his employer and selling them, was found not guilty and cleared yesterday in the Windhoek Magistrate’s Court.
The Windhoek High Court is currently deliberating on whether the Swapo Party Youth League is liable to pay more than N$14 million for the design and supply of an integrated system by True Media.
The families of three people who tragically lost their lives in a motor vehicle accident with police chief Joseph Shikongo are speaking out against what they believe to be a failure by the authorities to provide them with the closure they need.
Particularly, Likando wants the government to provide the people with reliable and safe means of transportation after frequent casualties on the waterways in the region.
An attempt by the National Training Authority’s board to get the High Court to decide on their behalf if they can make use of the Vocational Education and Training Levy to construct new and expand existing vocational training centres, was dismissed.