The Namibia Water Investment conference held five years ago has so far not attracted any private investment to the water sector. Namwater’s Chief Executive Officer says no company has yet made tangible investments, despite many enquiries to this effect.
The price of fuel is set to increase by Wednesday, 1 November, forcing Namibians to dig deeper into their pockets.
The Government Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF) has managed to surpass its target mark of N$100 billion in assets despite the current economic challenges.
The Walvis Bay-Ndola-Lubumbashi Development Corridor has been described as robust in connecting the SADC market to the rest of the world.
Another initiative aimed at raising funds to support female students who cannot afford to purchase sanitary towels was launched in Windhoek. The charity organisation Serenity is a non-profit initiative established by Windhoek based Dore Pharmaceuticals and Alistair Izobell Productions of Cape Town South Africa. The charity held a gala dinner to raise funds to support […]
The second phase of construction, of the National Youth Services’ training centre at Rietfontein, in the Otjozondjupa Region, has officially been launched. Sports, Youth and National Services minister Jerry Ekandjo, on behalf of Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila, officiated at the event.
Education, Arts and Culture Deputy Minister, Ester Nghipondoka announced that the ministry is still working on filling some sections of the Independence Museum.
LESLEY TJIUEZA Boxer Wilberforce Shihepo has been denied bail in Okahandja after appearing in court on charges of culpable homicide, fleeing a crime scene and failing to report the matter to the police. The accident involving Wilberforce Shihepo happened on Saturday on the B1 Road south of Okahandja. It is alleged that Shihepo’s Jaguar hit […]
The Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture has released the Teaching Vacancy Bulletin for 2018. The ministry will advertise 2 569 vacancies in the different mediums of communication from Friday. Only 119 of these are due to pressing needs, says the ministry. The teaching posts have been identified as critical hence the need to be […]
Thirty-one-year-old Kristophina Ngesheya, a resident of Epya location in Ondangwa, on Monday appeared in the Ondangwa Magistrate’s Court for the murder of her son, last week.
