Omwaalu gwiiponga yomoondjila mbyoka ya lopotwa pethimbo lyehuliloshiwike ele lyapaasa, ogwa shuna pevi okuyeleka noomvula dha piti pethimbo lya faathana.
Year: 2024
Okaana ka kufwa momake ‘omukwati-mbambyona’
Omulumenhu weedula 40 okwa kwatwa po mexuliloshivike eshi vati a vakula po okaana kokakadona kodula neemwedi nhee ndele ta nhukile nako motaxi.
Oudu woMalaria washuna pedu mOhangwena
Omukulunhu wouhaku ta kwafele moshitukulwa shaHangwena George Jeremiah okwa ti ombelewa yavo youhaku otai shi endifa nawa okulwifa malaria molwashi paife omivalu dovanaudu vomukifi ou oda shuna pedu.
Opinion – The impact of youth unemployment on Namibia’s economy
Namibia stands at a crossroads, grappling with the pervasive issue of youth unemployment. As of 2023, the youth unemployment rate soared to a staggering 46.1% (Namibia Statistics Agency, 2023).
Accommodating the youth in secure youth centres
Regional youth officers are urged to adapt to young people’s levels in terms of accessing social media platforms, and using their social language as the internet was highlighted to be pivotal to the youth as a necessity rather than a luxury.
French students prepare for Otjimanangombe trip
As part of their curriculum requirements, 22 students from the France-based International School of Paris recently held a fundraising event for their voyage to the Epukiro constituency’s Otjimanangombe village in the Omaheke region, slated for July 2024.
MTC Teen Inspirational Summit empowers Namibian youth
Junior mayor of the City of Windhoek Sylvia Shapumba has applauded MTC for their commitment to hosting the MTC Teen Inspirational Summit.
Sanlam empowers local entrepreneurs
A significant milestone in Namibia’s entrepreneurial landscape was marked on 26 March 2024 as Sanlam hosted a pivotal phase of the Sanlam Bridge session.
Dams running dry… as Gobabis turns to water rationing
Taps have run dry in Omaheke’s regional capital Gobabis, pushing the municipality into dusk-to-dawn water rationing to balance demands.
Govt sued over Covid-19 vaccinations
The government is being dragged to court for allegedly refusing to provide information on the safety and possible adverse effects of the Covid-19 vaccinations administered during the pandemic.





