The Ministry of Education Arts and Culture has condemned an incident where a Grade 10 learner stabbed a teacher with a knife at the Okahandja Secondary School. The incident happened on the school premise on Wednesday.
The Minister of Health and Social Services, Kalumbi Shangula has commended the Atomic Energy Board for its remarkable contribution to the formulation of the Nuclear Fuel Cycle Policy, Nuclear Science and Technology Policy. He said this during the introduction of the agency’s new board.
The Police have recorded a decline in crime, during Operation Kalahari Desert last year. The overall crime rate reduced to 3,8%, down from the over 7% registered the previous year. Operation Kalahari introduced in April 2019 ends next month.
Construction workers on contract at the SWAPO headquarters on Friday held a peaceful demonstration, demanding the party change the situation regarding wages and the alleged mistreatment they receive from the Chinese contractors. They complain about contracts being ended unilaterally whenever the Chinese bosses want to get rid of them. Metal and Allied Namibian Workers Union […]
A family of 17 at Arandis in the Erongo Region suffered heavy losses after their house was gutted by fire. They are now in dire need of assistance as all their belongings burnt to ashes.
Local Institutional investors are responding well in the implementation of the new domestic asset requirements. This was revealed by the chief executive officer of the Namibia Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority (NAMFISA), Kenneth Matomola, at a media conference in Windhoek
The public will be invited to suggest the new code name of the next police operation before it is submitted to President Hage Geingob to unveil. NBC News took to the streets of Windhoek to gauge public opinion.
Katima Mulilo Mayor Charles Matengu has dismissed reports that the council had demolished people’s houses. This follows video clips circulating on social media, showing the demolition of some uncompleted structures erected by people who occupied town land without permission from the council.
The Minister of Health and Social Services, Dr Kalumbi Shangula has called on the new Board of Directors of the Namibia Institute of Pathology (NIP) to work towards restoring the public’s confidence in the institution.
A hostel at Ludwig Ndinda Primary School in the Okakarara Constituency is in deplorable condition and overcrowded. Earmarked to host 150 boarders, the hostel this year registered 220 learners to be housed there.
