UNAM’s academic year commences

The University of Namibia (UNAM) commences its academic year, and students have been encouraged to take advantage of the resources provided by the institution to excel and uphold the institution’s good reputation.  Vice Chancellor, Professor Kenneth Matengu pointed out, reputation is attributed to quality teaching, research and innovation amongst others.  UNAM has registered a total […]

Schools re-open in Ohangwena Region

About 29 schools that were closed due to flooding have been re-opened in Ohangwena Region.  This followed the subsiding of flood waters. The floods affected 36 schools in the region, disturbing learning for more than 17 000 learners. Among 30 schools that closed, 29 have now been re-opened, with exception of Shingunguma Primary School.  Shingunguma Primary […]

Namibians in the UK face deportation

A great number of Namibians have gone to the UK over the years under the guise of seeking asylum. But soon, over 90% of Namibian asylum seekers in the United Kingdom will soon be deported back to Namibia. The British High Commissioner to Namibia, Charles Moore has reached out to the Ministry of International Relations […]

MTC restores services in Swakopmund

MTC has announced that a power failure at the coastal town of Swakopmund that damaged one of the fiber ducts has been restored. The power failure affected the West African Undersea Cable services, resulting in voice and data services being affected in the entire Erongo Region since Sunday. This failure, unfortunately, also affected data in […]