Month: February 2023

Director of education in Kavango East Fanuel Kapapero says they are burning the midnight oil to ensure the unplaced grades eight, nine and 10 learners at Rundu get classes.

The circuit inspector of education in the Mukwe circuit has written a letter of demand to the regional council after observing council has failed to resolve their issues in the circuit, especially at Max Makushe secondary school hostel, where sewage continues to mix with clean water due to a malfunctioning plumbing system that has been ongoing since early 2022.

Kunene governor Marius Sheya last week met with regional stakeholders and heads of offices, ministries, and agencies to share his plans for 2023.

A University of Namibia graduate is surviving on the generosity of his neighbours after he gave up his job due to Spinocerebellar ataxia. 

Oil exploration company, Red Soil Energy and Mineral Exploration, has accused the mines ministry of illegally declining its application to favour “politically connected people”.

The Namibian Police said it does not condone the unbecoming conduct of its members which tends to attract civil claims against the force.

The Southern African Development Community extraordinary troika summit of heads of state and government yesterday discussed the political and security situations in the region.

The country’s biggest telecommunications company, MTC, yesterday clarified that gathering customers’ biometric information during SIM card registration should not cause concern. 

Finance minister Iipumbu Shiimi yesterday clarified that government resolved to use a portion of its expenditure in redressing socio-economic imbalances through the granting of preferential treatment or preferences in the public procurement system.