Namibia University of Science and Technology’s (NUST) Student Representative Council has vowed to ensure that students receive the necessary support to complete their studies. The university’s SRC president Lilian David said this at the opening of the academic year in Windhoek.
The Deputy Minister of Disability Affairs has urged the public and private sectors to consider people with disabilities for employment. Alexia Manombe-Ncube made the call during a meeting with students with disabilities who are struggling to find employment after graduating in different fields from Botswana’s Limkokwing University.
The SAGA Seafood Namibia and the operating company for Icelandic fishing company, Samherji had agreed to remunerate fishermen for the two-weeks that they did not work. Employees will also receive their February salaries, while the union and management discuss their exit packages.
About 13 000 learners and students from highly populated regions across the country were assisted under the Namibia National Students Organisation’s(NANSO) Access to Education Campaign. The country-wide campaign, which started in January, was aimed at addressing challenges affecting access to education.
The Director of Education, Arts and Culture in the Kavango East Region has warned unruly learners who are disrespecting teachers that such behaviour will not be tolerated. Fanuel Kapapero was speaking at the handover of 76 mattresses to the Maria Mwengere Secondary School hostel at Kayengona Village.
The 10th session of the 6th Parliament resumes tomorrow and is expected to last until 19 March. This is a continuation of the last session of the sixth National Assembly elected in November 2014.
The Ministry of Home Affairs and Immigration recorded a number of successes over the past year, though certain inefficiencies and corrupt practices, involving ministry staff, have also been recorded. This was the report given by the Minister and Executive Director at a staff gathering in Windhoek.
Namibia’s independence was the result of a long struggle for liberation by the people. But when independence was achieved, the rights of the people and anything else that matters most to the country as a whole needed to be guarded jealously, hence the coming into being of the Namibian Constitution.
Many properties were flooded and various household items damaged following heavy rainfall at Oshakati over the weekend.
A farmer from Oshivelo and Onguma Nature Reserve, Jan Cronje has donated N$400 000 to the King Kauluma Combined School in the Oshikoto Region to drill boreholes.
