The Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) has expressed concern over 50 Namibian medical students who have been left stranded in Russia due to unpaid tuition fees.
The City of Windhoek will work on the conversion of electricity meters to prepaid meters for pensioners. This is to do away with the huge electricity bills of pensioners which they are not able to pay. The Mayor of City of Windhoek, Muesee Kazapua, revealed this new plan during the Mayors Senior Citizens early Christmas […]
Young people at Okaukuejo settlement in Etosha National Park are lending a helping hand and securing employment. The volunteer programme involves cleaning of offices, rooms, washing cars and refuse collection, among other services.
The Erastus Uutoni garden project is going from strength to strength despite the challenges it is faced with. Established in 2006 the project is an example of endurance as it has faced various challenges ranging from a lack of water and closure of the promising fish pond, among many others.
The Bukalo Village Council in the Zambezi Region says the absence of a Chief Executive Officer has delayed the implementation of various projects. However, the the council’s chairperson was quick to point out that despite these challenges, a number of projects were implemented. The Bukalo Village Council re-elected the current office bearers with Charles Siyauya […]
The Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) has called on President Hage Geingob to fire the Permanent Secretary of the Health Ministry, Andreas Mwoombola. The party accused Mwoombola of being incapable of controlling and supervising the staff in the ministry.
The Ministry of Works and Transport has temporarily prohibited goods delivery vans and buses above five tonnes to use the B2 road between Swakopmund and Walvis Bay. Due to traffic congestion on the B2 road between the two towns, during the festive season, trucks are required to use the road behind Dune 7, as from […]
The Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI) plans to establish National Agenda Committees (NACs) in the near future according to its president, Sven Thieme. Thieme announced this during the NCCI’s 2017 National Council Meeting held on Thursday in the capital.
The old Okombahe community hall has been turned into a bakery. The bakery will create employment for young people in order to sustain themselves financially. The project is funded by the National Youth Service (NYS).
