Founding President Sam Nujoma expressed disappointment over children of farm workers who are without education while children of white farm owners attend school. Nujoma is optimistic that the Etunda farm school will accommodate as many children of black farm workers.
Namibia and China have renewed their Memorandum of Understanding on health.
About 60 percent of Africa’s rural population still lives without electricity. Dean of the Faculty of Science at the University of Namibia Dr Ndeyapo Nickanor says this is despite the high potential of solar application in most parts of the continent.
Namibians joined the rest of the world in celebrating the International Day of Living Together in Peace. The United Nations says the day aims to celebrate living together in peace, which is all about accepting differences and having the ability to listen to, recognize, respect and appreciate others, as well as living in a peaceful […]
Cabinet has directed the Ministry of Industrialisation, Trade and SME Development to convene stakeholders’ consultative meetings to review the quota system and develop a country position.
A number of women live by selling acacia pods to farmers on the side of the road. This they say is better than staying at home waiting for employment.
Backyard mechanics are a huge cause of pollution to Windhoek’s aquifers, with engine oil routinely being left to seep through the ground. To deal with the challenge, the Windhoek municipality has now opened three used engine oil collection points, to see underground water pollution reduced.
