Nadawo opens new office in Windhoek

The Namibian Association of Differently Abled Women (NADAWO) launched its new identity and opened a Peer Support Office Facility at the Disability Resource Centre in Okuryangava. The office is aimed at combating gender-based violence by offering trauma counselling and support services to survivors. Trained peer counsellors will assist women with disabilities and those from disadvantaged […]

Wildfires cause of concern at Opuwo

In a troubling repeat of events, another veld fire broke out on Tuesday in the Ondundu location of Opuwo, just days after a similar blaze had swept through the area last week. The fire threatened grazing lands and nearby properties, raising alarm among residents already reeling from the previous fire’s damage. It was the management […]

Namibians continue to celebrate Nujoma’s legacy

A coffee table pictorial publication celebrating and honouring the life and legacy of Namibia’s Founding President, Sam Nujoma, was launched in Windhoek. This pictorial serves as a visual reflection on 95 years of Dr. Nujoma’s life, featuring a curated collection of photographs that document key moments of his life, from his early involvement in the […]

CoW, PowerCom sign MoU to enhance safety in Windhoek

The City of Windhoek and PowerCom Namibia signed a memorandum of understanding to install 28 closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras around the city in a bid to prevent and reduce crime.  The city will allocate the CCTV cameras to selected areas to assist law enforcement agencies in fighting crimes. PowerCom Namibia’s Chief Executive Officer, Beatus Amadhila, […]

Institutions urged to cap student-teacher intake

The Ministry of Education has clarified that institutions of higher learning are producing more teachers than the system can accommodate. It has therefore reached out to persuade these institutions to reduce their intake of teacher trainees in fields that are already saturated and rather prioritise those where there is a shortage. The ministry released a […]

Unemployed qualified teachers bemoan costly interviews

At Oshakati, teachers criticised what they referred to as an unfair and unacceptable selective teacher recruitment process, an exercise in which they spend money to apply for jobs with no success. The demonstrators who delivered their petition to the Oshana Education Directorate and the Chief Regional Officer of the Oshana Regional Council are demanding the […]