The ministry of education in the Omaheke region continues to enjoy support from external bodies to provide access to quality education for all. Recently, the Outjenaho group handed over a completed dining hall to the tune of N$2.4 million at the Morukutu Primary School to the ministry of education and the Otjijarua community.
Year: 2022
Govt must communicate proactively – Mathe
The executive director in the ministry of information, Audrin Mathe, has said it is an obligation on everyone to communicate timely, including public officials, as communication is important in government services.
Festus Gonteb primary receives 18 computers
The struggles to access information technology that learners and teachers of Festus Gonteb Primary School has endured for years is now something of the past, as the school became recipients of 18 computers from Basil Read Mining Namibia.
Two-year sentence for kidnapping, rape acquitted
A 36-year-old man who was acquitted of kidnapping and raping his former girlfriend will only serve two years imprisonment for assaulting her. On Friday, High Court Judge Dinnah Usiku sentenced Herman de Klerk to three years imprisonment...
Swelling Orange River spreads panic
Residents of Rosh Pinah are counting the economic loss following last week’s closure of the Rosh Pinah-Aussenkehr road due to flooding from the Orange River.
Poaching remains unabated
The environment and tourism ministry says even though it continues to record successes in its fight against wildlife crime, poaching of highly valued species remains a concern.
Swapo leaves it late
Swapo this morning ushered in a new leadership with President Hage Geingob at its helm and a new central committee as the ruling party attempts to assert being a force to be reckoned with in the local political theatre.
Itula eyes presidency
Independent Patriots for Change leader Dr Panduleni Itula says he is not scared of whoever becomes Swapo’s presidential candidate as he and his party are ready to win the 2024 elections.
Driver nabbed over lithium theft
A driver from Chinese-owned mining company Xinfeng Investments has been arrested in connection with the disappearance of 25 tonnes of lithium, which he was reportedly transporting to Walvis Bay.
Namdia boosts hockey with massive sponsorship
Namibia’s leading diamond marketing company Namdia yesterday gave the country’s senior women’s hockey team a massive boost ahead of their participation in the upcoming Hockey5s African Cup in Ismailia, Egypt.









