Month: January 2019

WINDHOEK- The University of Namibia (Unam) and the Namibia Student Financial Assistance Fund (NSFAF) has entered into an agreement which will allow government-funded students to register at very reduced fees.

WINDHOEK - Government has accorded former military commander, Major General (Retired) Petrus Nambundunga a state funeral.

OMUTHIYA -The director of education in Oshikoto, Lameck Kafidi, is pessimistic the region’s performance is likely to drop due to the prevailing situation of not enough hostel facilities. 

WINDHOEK – Namibian international striker Benson Shilongo’s individual brilliance and an 8th minute opening goal proved not enough to salvage his Egyptian club Ismaily SC from the jaws of defeat after they suffered a 2-1 defeat at home against Tunisian side Club African during their CAF Champions’ League group stage clash.

Windoko – Naha izwelapili kutalimana ni linanga, ili taba yepaleliswa kunela kwa pula mwa naha Namibia kaufela. Nihane kubonahala kuli makalo asilimo sa 2018/2019 nabonahala kusepisa.

WINDOKO – Katengo kabandu ya mialo mwalitaba zakwanda naha, silelezo ni kemelo, neka bulezi kuli libala la lifulai la Mpaca linzi mwa mayemo maswe, sihulu mwalifitelo la lifulai.

Ondangwa – Undi wanyangela wababanca babasina misebezi neba undumukezi kwa Siteshini sa Njanji sa TransNamib sa Nehale Lyampingana kuyo lwanela misebezi yemashumi amane, yaku lukisa sinca njanji yezwa Ondangwa kuya Oshikango, katumelelano yalikweli zesilezi.

WINDHOEK – It is a tradition that at the beginning of each year, some people set new year’s resolutions.  
Be it individual or corporate, these goals are generally aimed at guiding people on the path to attaining their goals for the new year.  

WINDHOEK – “As long as you set goals for yourself, nothing can stop you, except yourself. Nothing comes easy but if you know what you want to become, you can achieve that through hard work, dedication and commitment,” were the words of a young medical graduate who obtained a Bachelor of General Medicine and Surgery (MD), from the Kursk State Medical University in Russia.

WINDHOEK - People who eat higher levels of dietary fibre and whole grains have lower rates of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) compared with people who eat lesser amounts, while links for low glycaemic load and low glycaemic index diets are less clear.