Month: July 2019

WINDHOEK - Ndapewa is a middle-aged woman who was born in Windhoek 32 years ago. Since her

OMUTHIYA – Okashana rural development centre in Oshikoto recorded an income generation of over N$5 million for the 2018/19 financial year. The institution, situated about nine kilometres south of Omuthiya,

WINDHOEK – The bail appeal of a former paramedic in the Namibian Defence Force (NDF), accused of

Our Star of the Week is the Oshana Director of Education, Hileni Amukana and her team for taking drastic cost-cutting measures by grounding the directorate’s fleet of vehicle leaving only one out of 28 to operate.

LILONGWE, MALAWI - The United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime (Unodc) has held a series of training

KATIMA MULILO – Likwama Farmers’ Union feels the criteria for people to benefit from the government drought subsidy, “for only those that have 26 cattle – 25 females and one bull –  does not go down well in

KATIMA MULILO - Two hundred and twenty-five learners have already dropped out of school in the Zambezi

RUNDU - Several youths in Rundu have organised themselves to establish a motivational club, Kavango Motivational Club (KMC).

GOBABIS - The Gobabis Municipality this week launched its five-year strategic plan, which will guide it for the next half decade. The plan was launched on Monday, exactly a year since their current CEO took office

WINDHOEK- At this stage, the Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) has been able to secure 712