The Government Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF) has committed to continue diversifying its investments in high socio-economic impact sectors. GIPF chief executive officer David Nujoma says agriculture is one of the priority areas for sustainable economic growth and employment creation.
US Embassy public affairs officer Walter Parrs paid a visit to a group of young people in Keetmanshoop who benefitted from the Mandela Washington Fellowship Exchange Programme.
The United Nations Office on Drug and Crime(UNODC) has officially handed over a hydroponic project to the Gobabis Correctional Facility.
The Motor Vehicle Accident (MVA) Fund handed over ablution facilities to the Mulumba Primary School at Katima Mulilo in the Zambezi Region under its legacy projects. The ablution facilities are wheelchair-friendly.
The Executive Director in the Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture, Sanet Steenkamp is encouraging school board members to be the guiding torches of schools. Steenkamp made these remarks during the high-level information sharing meeting on the state of education in the Oshana Region recently.
The Founder of Eureka Psychological Services, Ceaseria Matiti has advised graduates to have a purpose in life and not chase after materialistic items. Matiti made the remarks at the NamPower Training Centre graduation ceremony in Windhoek
Community members of Blouwes, in the Berseba Constituency, staged a demonstration, demanding from the traditional authority to ensure that there is transparency in the allocation of land in the area.
Employees of August 26 Textile and Garment Factory are calling for the retrenchment of 82 employees and closure of the factory to be put on hold until all parties find an amicable solution. They made this call during a demonstration in Windhoek.
A vessel belonging to Samherji has been seized by the Namibian Police (NAMPOL) today and is kept at the Walvis Bay Harbour. Heinaste was first impounded when its captain was found fishing in a restricted area but was later released. NAMPOL thus acted after investigation and the Prosecutor General was preparing for an application for […]
The grieving mother of 28-year-old Elvis Eiseb who was shot and killed by an unknown suspect in Katutura’s Wanaheda suburb on Christmas day, remain shocked and angry over the death of her son but also determined to seek justice.
