Month: October 2018

ONGWEDIVA - Chickens have finally come home to roost after the Education Directorate in Erongo Region was compelled to investigate a case in which a fifth grader at !Oe#gab Primary School was allegedly assaulted by a teacher and had his arm fractured during the beating.

Our Star of the Week is professional pugilist Paulus Ambunda who was crowned the new International Boxing Organisation

WINDHOEK - Several universities in India, Russia, UK, USA and the European Union (EU) want to collaborate with the International University of Management (IUM) in the fields of academic research.

WINDHOEK- Head of Research and Development at the National Disability Council of Namibia (NDCN) Tjiueza Tjombumbi bemoaned the omission of sign language interpreter at the 2nd national land conference.

WINDHOEK – Meatco, the country’s premier meat processing and marketing entity, and the Meat Board of Namibia, the regulatory authority for livestock and red meat, have both appealed that proper animal disease control measures be put in place before removing the so-called northern veterinary cordon fence.

WINDHOEK - As New Era comes to grips with the passing of its talented writer and associate editor Desie Heita, messages of condolence have been pouring in from all corners, particularly the media fraternity, where he cemented himself as one of the best economic and financial scribes.

Desie Heita’s sudden death reached me yesterday late afternoon, like a thief in the night. It certainly is a huge loss not only to New Era Publication Corporation (NEPC), or Namibia, but to humanity in its entirety.

Victims assaulted by gang members