WINDHOEK – Namibia’s young people, who make up the majority of the country’s population, should be regarded as human capital assets that the country has to protect, Deputy Minister of International Relations and Cooperation Christine //Hoebes has said.
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2019-06-142024-05-07Focus
Star of the Week: Petrus Kambala
Our Star of the Week goes to the Councillor of Onyaanya Constituency in the Oshikoto Region, Petrus Kambala, who
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2019-06-142024-05-07National
Gravel roads to make school access easier
OSHAKATI - A project has been initiated to provide safe and adequate access to the community of Omusati Region, to schools and clinics during the rainy season in areas prone to flood.
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2019-06-142024-05-07National
Bank extends helping hand to rural school
KAKEKETE - Rundu FNB Business Manager Geraldo Illarius says expanding educational opportunities is one of the ways that Namibia could bury the scourge of poverty.
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2019-06-142024-05-07National
Wire and zinc toy cars a hit
OPUWO - A group of six out-of-school youths from Opuwo are making headlines by making different types of toy cars from wire and zinc which have become part of their daily survival.
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2019-06-142024-05-07National
Land dispute murder suspects denied bail
KATIMA MULILO – Four family members co-accused in the murder of Lemmy Mutonga, 52, who was a
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2019-06-142024-06-18Crime and Courts
Goagoses trial to resume next week
WINDHOEK - The trial of a Windhoek resident who is accused of fatally stabbing her live-in boyfriend 17 times to death in 2009 is set to resume next week.
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2019-06-142024-05-07National
Namibia to issue visas on arrival to selected countries
WINDHOEK – Namibia has decided to start issuing visas on arrival to a good number of African, Asian, European, North American and South American countries, Minister of Information and Communication Technology (MICT) Stanley Simataa announced yesterday.
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2019-06-142024-04-30Front Page News
Slain Zim taxi driver ‘was scared’
WINDHOEK – Friends of slain Zimbabwean taxi driver Talent Fambaune, who was cold-bloodedly shot dead in the wee hours of yesterday, said he migrated to Namibia in 2018 in search of a better life.
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2019-06-142024-04-30Front Page News
Nsfaf secures funding for 12 624 more students
WINDHOEK – Following a meeting with officials from the Office of the Prime Minister, Nanso leaders and others the Namibia Students Financial Assistance Fund (Nsfaf) has announced it will fund the remaining 12