Otjomuru Primary School principal is concerned about parents abusing their children’s social grants, and teachers of the school have resorted to buying uniform and toiletries for marginalised learners.
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Hydroponic fodder project at a standstill
The Ehi-rovipuka hydroponic fodder project in the Kunene region came to a standstill after the solar battery died in June 2021. Attempts from the project management to replace it had proven futile.
Omatjete water tender tussle settled
The Windhoek High Court on Friday ordered that the cancelled tender to supply water to the dry area of Omatjete and its surrounding communities proceed as planned.
Fisheries needs N$51m for survey
The fisheries ministry has said the N$290 million for the 2023/2024 financial year will be used to execute their duties as the custodian of the country’s marine resources.
Stars’ great form continues
African Stars, the log leaders of the Debmarine Premiership, continued their impressive winning streak on Saturday.
Mulunga hails Magic’s teamwork
Tura Magic are showing no signs of slowing down in this season of the FNB Women’s Super League, after thrashing Namib Daughters on Saturday 6-0, and Magic captain Lovisa Mulunga has said the win came as a result of teamwork.
Namibia eyes China as next energy partner … Chinese businesses urged to share technology and expertise
The administrator of the National Energy Administration of China, Zhang Jinhua, paid a courtesy call to President Hage Geingob on Friday to strengthen cooperation in the area of energy.
MPs bemoan lack of benefits at mines ministry
Members of parliament showed their concerns with the lack of benefits that community members get from the mining sector. According to them, the community is benefiting minimally from the sector despite the country being blessed with natural resources.
Kabbe community decries closed border post
Community members of the Kabbe North and South constituencies in the Zambezi region are frustrated by the closure of the immigration office at Luhonono, making it difficult for them to cross into neighbouring Zambia.
N$19 million for 51 senior inspectors
The newly-created position of senior inspector will cost the Namibian Police at least N$18,9 million a year for the promoted officers.