The Kavango, Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area (KAZA-TFCA) will be hosting the first-ever summit, to take place on Friday in Livingstone, Zambia.
Month: May 2024
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NamAsset finances finance students
The Unam Foundation recently received N$216 890 from Namibia Asset Management (NamAsset) for its bursary scheme.
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Enhancing Namibia’s educational infrastructure
With an overwhelming response of more than 900 applications in 2023, the Old Mutual Foundation strategically approached the 2024 edition differently when they launched this year’s Chair and Desk Initiative to enhance the country›s educational infrastructure.
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Short Story – The secret is out
Once upon a time, there lived a girl named Nangula. She had blue eyes and a soft voice.
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Combating non-communicable diseases in Namibia
Laina Mbongo, a recent PhD graduate from Unam, is concerned about the country’s limited dietary diversity and high prevalence of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) such as cancer, hypertension and diabetes.
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Gamifying education… an innovation hub making education fun
Learners are not performing poorly in schools today due to them not being smart, “they are failing today because they are not challenged enough,” says game designer Tutaleni Ilonga.
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Fishrot ‘paymaster’ matters cannot be heard in Nam courts
As long as Fishrot’s self-proclaimed paymaster and lawyer Maren de Klerk remains a fugitive, Namibian courts will not adjudicate his civil or criminal matters, the Windhoek High Court has ruled.
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Genocide Remembrance Day announced
Namibia’s Cabinet has endorsed the decision to commemorate Genocide Day, which will be observed on 28 May each year, starting next year.
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Fifa hands Namibia three points from Equatorial Guinea game
The Brave Warriors were on Friday handed three points by the International Federation of Association Football (Fifa) Disciplinary Committee after finding Equatorial Guinea guilty of using an ineligible player.
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Sakaria, Armas win Vivo Energy Windhoek Marathon
Namibian long-distance runners Tangeni Sakaria and Alina Armas won the second edition of the Vivo Energy Windhoek Marathon, dominating their respective categories on Saturday.