Government says the seven day notice is not sufficient to deploy logistical arrangements for volunteers to attend to the school work during the strike. Despite this, the Prime Minister says government will work hard to ensure there is no interruption in the school activities.

Gabon’s new Prime Minister Emmanuel Ngondet has pledged to unveil his “inclusive government” at the weekend while criticising defeated presidential candidate Jean Ping for refusing to concede defeat.

The National Assembly has to reconsider the Unit Trust Control Amendment Bill and the Medical Aid Funds Amendment Bill which it passed without the required quorum.

The Namibia National Teachers’ Union – NANTU, has given a seven working-day notice for the strike. The union leadership announced at a media conference on Friday that the countrywide strike of school teachers at all government schools would start on the 13th of October.

First Lady Monica Geingos says Africa has well-crafted policies, but the problem is the speed at which they are implemented. Geingos says as Africa embraces the transparent governance model, policies should be implemented within the given time frames. The First Lady was a guest speaker at Harvard University in Boston on Wednesday. She said Africa […]

The Namibia Premier League’s offices are still operational, despite the fact that no top league football is played in the country at the moment. The Namibia Premier League (NPL) offices are situated at the football house in Katutura. They are run by Tovey Hoebeb, who is heading the office as the League administrator; Lorraine Gowases, […]

The National Assembly will have to reconsider the Unit Trust Control Amendment Bill and the Medical Aid Funds Amendment Bill, both passed without the required quorum. The bills were passed, when DTA MP Jennifer van den Heever noticed the lack of quorum as only 32 voting members were present, below the required 53. The House […]