A disgruntled group of about 30 members of the Omitara community are accusing the Regional Director of Education, Pecka Semba, of nepotism in the appointment of cleaners at Otjivero Primary School. The group held a peaceful protest at the new hostel, and are threatening to disrupt any proceedings until those employed in positions such as […]
The Zambezi Regional Education Director Joy Mbangu says placement of Grade 10 and 11 learners is going well despite some hiccups experienced as hostels in the region cannot accommodate all learners. Most of the Grade 10 and 11 learners have been placed in the region’s 20 secondary and combined schools.
All learners who applied for Grade 10 and 11 placement in the Oshana Region have been accommodated with a few spaces still available. Oshana Deputy Director for Education Gerhard Ndafenongo said the situation in terms of placing and admitting learners in his region is under control.
Pensioners at Windhoek’s Katutura Post Office had to endure scorching heat in a long queue waiting to collect their monthly social grant from Government. According to officials four pensioners fainted in the process.
The long awaited multi million dollar Ongwediva Junior Secondary School in the Oshana Region is finally open. The school’s construction came to a standstill after the first contractor abandoned the site, forcing government to spend additional millions on a new contractor, to ensure the completion of the school.
Thousands of learners across the country began their academic journey on Tuesday. The Monte Christo Primary Project School situated in Windhoek’s Havana informal settlement opened its doors to welcome new and continuing learners.
The Landless People’s Movement (LPM) has accused the Swapo Party and UDF leaders of unethical, undemocratic and lawless tactics, charging that they are sabotaging the aspiring political party’s registration with the Electoral Commission of Namibia. Swapo has, however, denied these claims.
The Education, Arts and Culture Ministry says it is prepared to release the Grade 12 Namibia Senior Secondary Certificate Ordinary Level results on Friday. National Examinations and Assessment’s Deputy Director, Elizabeth Ndjenga said this during an interview with Good Morning Namibia.
Grade 12 Ordinary Level examination results are expected this Friday and thousands of learners are anxiously waiting to see how they have performed. NBC News caught up with some of last year’s Grade 12 learners to find out how prepared they are for the results.
South African music producer Dan Tshanda’s death is a great loss to the Okakarara community. Okakarara constituency councillor, Vetaruhe Kandorozu said the late Tshanda, through his band Splash, not only entertained the community but also added value to the Okakarara Trade Fair. Tshanda reportedly died of heart failure in Johannesburg on Sunday. Kandorozu told Nampa […]
