Osino this week released its third annual sustainability report. The report summarises the company’s social, environmental and economic performance for the year 2023, and outlines plans for the ongoing integration of sustainability into the design of the Twin Hills Gold project.
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Namibia’s future beckons youth
Dale Turner said, “Dreams are renewable. No matter what our ages or conditions, there are still untapped possibilities within us, and new beauty waiting to be born”.
Tribute to reverend Asser Kazumba Lihongo
Go well, clergyman-cum-freedom fighter. Part of ELOC is gone. A soft-spoken clergyman has departed.
Africa’s great strides in access to education
The theme of the commemoration of the 61st anniversary of the African Union this year was ‘The Year of Education: Educate an African fit for the 21st century’.
NamPol must embrace technology
The Namibian Police Force (NamPol) stands on the crossover of a profound evolution, poised to redefine the fabric of law-enforcement in Namibia.
Scramble for property in a growing population
With 34 years of freedom, independence and sovereignty, Namibia celebrated its 1990 political victory over the brutal South African apartheid regime in a regular yet memorable fashion.
Know your civil servant – Nursing with grace and grit
NORMAN Maurice Nanuseb, a nurse at Khorixas District Hospital, dedicated his career to caring for those who are fragile and frail.
What are the requirements for final interdict?
The applicant (Namib Mills) and first respondent (Mr Amushelelo) had a series of prior confrontations dating back to 2022.
A threat to national education
Educational philosophy is a prerequisite to educational training to retain complete workmanship in the learning environment relevant to any society.
Epukiro kindergarten falling apart
An early childhood development centre at Epukiro constituency’s Omaueuozonjanda settlement in the Omaheke region is in a precarious deteriorating state.









