Month: August 2018

The Onayena Youth Forum (OYF) in the Onayena Constituency in the Oshikoto Region is organising a Motivational Power Talk for youths in the northern part of the country this Friday at the Onayena Council Office.

Despite having missed the initial official launch date, proponents of the planned Okakarara Constituency School Prize Awards remain adamant that the envisioned event will come to fruition. 

She learned wonderful things that sooner or later are bound to change her life, such as about teenage pregnancy, how to abstain from sex and how a young girl can speak openly to her parents about issues effecting her, says Reefbica /Howoses, 15, one of the girls who attended a VisionCore mentorship programme for girls over the weekend.

The Forensic Department at Bank Windhoek is receiving an increasing number of complaints from clients regarding individuals calling them and pretending to be bank officials.

Bank Windhoek in collaboration with the Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST), through the Centre for Enterprise Development (CED) will host local entrepreneurs, Small and Medium Enterprises (SME) for start-up and SME seminars based on Business Models. 

According to a survey done by the Namibia Statistics Agency barely one in ten people have savings to fall back on when they run out of money. 

Namibians love their Wi-Fi, we hold our smartphones in front of us desperately seeking a Wi-Fi router to latch onto in a hotel, airport, shopping centre, restaurant or any venue we may be at.

It is estimated that approximately 40 local business people will attend the upcoming China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) Summit in Beijing, China, set for September 1 to 4.

While the Oshana Region is a hive of activity, with the ongoing Ongwediva Annual Trade Fair, the police say they have so far recorded less crimes compared to the same time in previous years.

The Ministry of Gender Equality and Social Welfare in Oshikoto Region has a total of 37,891 registered orphans and vulnerable children (OVC)