The town of Outapi in the Omusati Region has inaugurated its second treatment plant as the region works to improve wastewater management. The plant has been inaugurated as some towns in northern Namibia have been battling overflows of sewerage water, which enter flood plains and contaminate natural water consumed by people and livestock. The plant […]
Students representing the Khomas, Kunene, and Omusati regions on NANSO’s National Executive Committee and branches have withdrawn from the movement’s leadership structures. Addressing a media conference, the students cited infighting, lack of funding and the suspension of some leaders as some of the reasons behind their decision to pull out.
Universities are being encouraged to change from merely offering degrees, to offering lifelong learning, including technical skills development. Such a transition would advantage the workforce in light of the fourth industrial revolution. These were the views shared by renowned futurist and technology strategist, Professor Louise Fourie at a public dialogue marking International Education Week hosted […]
The Ministry of Works and Transport has announced the appointment of Escher Luanda as the new chairperson of the Air Namibia board of directors. His appointment was confirmed to NAMPA by the ministry’s public relations officer, Julius Ngweda. The appointment follows the departure of former chairperson advocate Deidre Sauls-Deckenbrock and her deputy Nangula Kauluma, who […]
Former liberation movements from Southern Africa represented at the ongoing Secretaries-General meeting held in Victoria Falls have saluted the revered Pan Africanist and leading icon of the African struggle, the late former President Robert Mugabe for his contribution to the empowerment of the African people.
Delegates from six countries met in Windhoek for a multi-faceted dialogue, aimed at discussing progress in advancing people-centred development among upper-middle-income countries in Southern Africa. The dialogue discussed the quality of life and well-being of women and young people.
//Kharas Governor Lucia Basson says more needs to be done to protect SME’s to succeed especially during these harsh economic times. Addressing the SME Development Workshop at Keetmanshoop Basson emphasised the importance of SME’s in the economy, adding that the lack of mentorship, training and coaching hamper small businesses to thrive.
The Ministry of Works and Transport is to review laws that govern the transport sector. Giving a ministerial statement in the National Assembly, John Mutorwa says the review aims to create a conducive environment for growth in the sector that would directly uplift the economy. For this reason, the ministry is working on new legislation […]
A 25-year-old anthropology student, Camilo Angola who was born in Columbia, discusses patriarchy and gender-based violence on Good Morning Namibia recently.
Telecom Namibia is working around the clock to fix the fibre optic cable which was cut by road contractors who are rehabilitating the Game Oshakati tarred road in the Oshana Region. The cable was cut on Monday and was repaired but unfortunately got cut again the following day leaving more than 400 customers affected. Customers […]
