While more men commit suicide, their upbringing as well as the accessibility of mental health facilities, prevent them from seeking assistance.
Year: 2022
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Governor encourages youth to learn from hardship
//Kharas governor Aletha Frederick has encouraged youth in Karasburg to not stare themselves blind against their challenges but treat them as opportunities to learn, grow and improve.
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Two murders rock Keetmans
Two more Keetmanshoop residents paid with their lives within four hours earlier this week in violent, stabbing incidents.
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Commando hall negotiations underway
Two groups, who are embroiled in a dispute over the ownership of a plot that houses the Commando Hall in Katutura, have agreed to try and reach an amicable solution.
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Good customer service makes a brand
No one understands customer service more than customer-facing agents who ensure that every call ends with a satisfied customer.
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Monetary limitations hamper NYS intake
Despite the desperate interest of thousands of youths to be recruited into the National Youth Service programmes to fulfil their patriotic civic duties, only 418 young Namibians could be taken in this year.
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First Spring math school a success
The University of Namibia’s Peter Katjavivi Hall recently hosted the first session of the Namibian International Spring School in Mathematics (NAISSMA 2022).
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Marketing tourism through pageantry
Model and beauty queen Innocentia Mukubi will use her title as the Miss Teen Eco-Tourism first runner-up to promote Namibian tourism and expose the vast potential the country has to offer due to the breathtaking mix of wildlife, spectacular scenery, and diverse cultures.
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Shooting all things beautiful
Otjiwarongo’s top photographers Eino Eino and Jacky Kennedy Kondiri are certain the art of traditional photography will never die – even at a time when many people have smartphones that take equally good pictures.