The Onongo Community Outreach Foundation has been in existence for four years, educating primary and secondary school learners through their afternoon class programme.
Author: Correspondent (Correspondent )
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Namport records increase in cargo
The Namibia Ports Authority (Namport) recorded an increased volume in non-containerised cargo of 7 691 781 tonnes in the 2022-2023 financial year – from 6 576 370 tonnes recorded in 2021-2022.
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Hieroglyphics Printing supports rebuild
Hieroglyphics Printing and Signage recently donated N$1 000 to Ella Du Plessis Secondary School for efforts to rebuild the girls’ hostel that suffered a devastating fire on 4 October.
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Opinion – Let’s continue to build the Namibian house
Have you heard about the elephant in the room? It is a conversation about a controversial subject that no one wants to have because everyone fears conflict will break out, feelings will be hurt and then no one will be talking.
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Opinion – Hunger and climate change
There are more than one billion hungry people in the world – and climate change threatens to significantly increase the number of people at risk of hunger and undernutrition.
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Letter – A love letter to interns
Although there are several opportunities out there, securing an internship can become a tall order.
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Five Rand residents resort to riverbed water
Okahandja residents occupying unserviced municipal land in the fast-growing informal settlement of Five Rand have resorted to using wastewater from the NamWater industrial pipeline flowing into the riverbed that is adjacent to the settlement.
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Street Mile aims for automatic timer
Berthold Karumendu, the organiser of the Erongo Powersave Omaruru Street Mile, aims to introduce a fully automatic timing (FAT) system for the race.
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Opinion – Eeshoke Chula-Chula: The new kid on the block
On social media and other platforms, the name Eeshoke Chula-Chula has exploded like a volcanic eruption across the mountains.
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Opinion – Fīat iūstitia ruat cælum for scholars
Let justice be done though the heavens fall. These words from the Latin language were powerfully invoked by Lord Mansfield in 1772 as he freed the slaves whose fate was at issue in Summerset’s case.