Month: April 2023

Some rural school principals have questioned how advanced subsidiary students can excel when schools lack furniture and equipment, and struggle with space.

The Katutura Magistrate’s Court said there is no evidence indicating that social activist Dimbulukeni Nauyoma instructed protesters to continue with the demonstration after the High Court denied their request to do so.

The Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources has urged residents of the Ohangwena region not to eat fish from floodplains as it is suspected to be contaminated with a disease. 

A legal aid lawyer, Eva-Maria Nangolo, is facing backlash over a comment she made on her personal Twitter account regarding the Damara people.

Otjomuru Primary School principal is concerned about parents abusing their children’s social grants, and teachers of the school have resorted to buying uniform and toiletries for marginalised learners. 

The Ehi-rovipuka hydroponic fodder project in the Kunene region came to a standstill after the solar battery died in June 2021. Attempts from the project management to replace it had proven futile.

The Windhoek High Court on Friday ordered that the cancelled tender to supply water to the dry area of Omatjete and its surrounding communities proceed as planned.

The fisheries ministry has said the N$290 million for the 2023/2024 financial year will be used to execute their duties as the custodian of the country’s marine resources.

African Stars, the log leaders of the Debmarine Premiership, continued their impressive winning streak on Saturday. 

​​​​​​​Tura Magic are showing no signs of slowing down in this season of the FNB Women’s Super League, after thrashing Namib Daughters on Saturday 6-0, and Magic captain Lovisa Mulunga has said the win came as a result of teamwork.