Month: October 2018

We live in a time where everyone has an opinion they want to share. Whether it’s politics, feminism, religion, race or sexuality, it usually causes a hateful outcome. People seem to have lost respect in their approach to speak their mind and as

There are many factors that need to be taken into consideration, when one is meditating on the standard of our local education. However, after everything is set and done, it all boils down to two pillars: the teacher and the learner/student. 

WINDHOEK - Besides his challenging upbringing, he managed to break through to fully explore his potential. This is the mechanical engineering graduate and author of the book Respect My Hustle, Sylvester Shapwa.

WINDHEOK - Some unemployed graduates have initiated a youth organisation, the Unique Empowerment and Employment Initiative Foundation (UEEIF) to combat unemployment among young people in the country.

WINDHOEK - Only three of the 163 resolutions emanating from the just-concluded Second National Land Conference makes any reference, relates to or cater either for the youth and/or students.

The public debate on Namibia’s resettlement project and its ramifications refuses to recede in the background. 

KATIMA MULILO - The Governor of Zambezi Region, Lawrence Sampofu has urged residents of the region to welcome spraying officials when they visit their homes for malaria spraying. Sampofu made these remarks during the celebration of wellness day in Katima Mulilo last week.

LÜDERITZ –  Eliakim Iilende, 35, won a brand-new Hyundai Grand i10 from Spar through the competition My Spar Rewards that ran from July 24 to September 2, 2018.

WINDHOEK - The Minister of Economic Planning, Obeth Kandjoze, says the development path to Vision 2030 is a “long and rough way” which calls for accelerating the pace in a much steadier manner to attain the vision.