Minister of Gender Equality, Poverty Eradication and Child Welfare, honourable Doreen Sioka informed the Namibian public on NBC –TV about her awareness that recipients of grants at Nampost are increasingly victimised and robbed in daylight by greedy criminal relatives, ‘friends’ and foreigners of a part or all of their grant.
Letter – Start-ups, MSMEs need nurturing
Starting a business is not easy, but what makes it more difficult is the fact that one has to start a business in an environment where you have to comply with all policies that are applied to all existing businesses in your category.
Editorial – Namibian workers need relief
The Bank of Namibia’s Monetary Policy Committee this week again increased the repo rate, this time by 25 basis points.
Know your civil servant – Timely payments a sign of good governance
Tunomukumo Taanyanda is an assistant accountant at the Finance and Administration Department under the Office of the Auditor General.
LEX SCRIPTA with Fedden Mainga Mukwata – Misconduct of being at work while under the influence of intoxicating alcohol
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Unam urges Kavango leadership to team up in agriculture
University of Namibia vice chancellor Kenneth Matengu has urged the regional leadership of the two Kavango regions to collaborate with the university to pursue agricultural projects.
Otjomuru CS renamed Dr Libertina I. Vihajo-Appolus
The Otjomuru Combined School has been renamed the Doctor Libertina Inaviposa Vihajo-Appolus combined school in honour of liberation stalwart and former Prime Minister Libertina Amathila.
Khwe community laments social exclusion
Although the government has structures in place to raise awareness, provide education and give a voice to vulnerable communities, the San-speaking community living in the Bwabwata National Park feels forgotten on many social, educational, and economic benefits.
Repo rate-fuelled recession fears grow
There is increasing discontent about the Bank of Namibia’s attempts to curb inflation by increasing the repo rate.
Geingob: Namibia, SA ties engraved in blood
Namibia and South Africa’s extremely close ties were yesterday on full display when the countries’ presidents met to sign a raft of agreements in Pretoria.









