The abortion debate has been reignited in Namibia. Students from the University of Namibia’s Public Health Sciences organised a public debate in which participants argue the pros and cons of abortion.
The Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) has expressed concern over the government’s envisaged spending during the current financial year as per the budget tabled by Finance Calle Schlettwein in the National Assembly recently. The IPPR believes that most of the budget allocation for operational and developmental projects has wrong priorities while some of the […]
The rescue mission for the stranded Japanese vessel, about 100 kilometres north of Henties Bay, is going on but with difficulties. The Fukuseki Maru, a tuna fishing vessel ran aground at Mile 108. Foggy weather conditions reportedly played a hand in the maritime accident which left all 24 crew members unharmed but 75 tonnes of […]
A study conducted by the Ministry of Education, in collaboration with UNICEF, indicates that the positive attitude of principals and teachers contribute to better performing schools. The study which was conducted in the //Karas, Khomas, Erongo, Oshikoto and Zambezi regions, was aimed at establishing why some schools perform better than others.
Floods in the Zambezi region have cut off villages and schools. The Masikili Primary School is among those cut off by the flood, while the road leading to the Masikili village is also flooded.
Although Kunene Region ranks lowest in reported cases of Tuberculosis, the regional health directorate is still concerned that men are reluctant to get tested for both TB and HIV. This concern was shared by the Primary Health Care Coordinator, during a belated TB commemoration day at Outjo, in the Kunene Region. According to Amunyela, 292 […]
Fresh water fish prices have increased drastically due to its scarcity in the Zambezi Region. Both consumers and fish vendors at Katima Mulilo Open Market are now up in arms with the high fish prizes charged by fishermen.
Namibia has reached another milestone with the inauguration of the Namib Sand Sea on UNESCO’s list of World Heritage Sites. The inauguration took place on Friday. This is the second time a Namibian site is listed as a World Heritage Site, after Twyfelfontein in 2007.
