Institutions of Higher learning are encouraged to provide health-related services to their students. The Deputy Minister of Health and Social Services, Juliet Kavetuna says tertiary institutions should have on-campus support, to advocate for students’ health, psychological and social well-being – at all times.
The 2017 Ongwediva Annual Trade Fair has attracted 456 Namibian and international exhibitors, who have confirmed that they will showcase their products and services. Spokesperson of the Ongwediva Town Council, Jackson Muma told Nampa international exhibitors will be coming from Tanzania, South Africa, Indonesia, Kenya, Zimbabwe, China, India, Malaysia and Botswana.
The sixth annual National Fish Consumption day was launched at Walvis Bay. The main event for this year is scheduled to take place in October at Nkurenkuru in the Kavango West Region.
The City of Windhoek plans to construct a market area in the Northern Industrial Area for street hawkers trading in that area.
The Brave Warriors will have to do without two key defensive players due to suspensions when they take on Comoros on Sunday, 20 August, 15h00, at the Sam Nujoma Stadium for their 2018 CAF African Nations Championship (CHAN) qualifiers third round second leg. The fast improving left back Riaan Hanamub and central defender Tiberius Lombard […]
Kavango East has selected the best players to represent their region during the 8-10 September Skorpion Zinc under-17 championship in Windhoek and plans of taking the Cup back to Rundu. The manager of Kavango Easts under-17 team Alfeus Shipanga, states they have upped their game and are working towards taking the cup home. In preparation, […]
The value of the South African Rand is projected to drop drastically in the next six months and this spells bad news for local importers.
The government maintains the downgrading of Namibia’s credit worthiness to junk status, is not realistic. Finance minister Calle Schlettwein made the statement while addressing a media conference on Monday.
The abattoirs at Oshakati and Katima Mulilo will soon re-open. Two local companies Kiat Investment Holdings and Zambezi Meat Corporation (Zamco) have been selected to take over the operations at the state-owned abattoirs, for the next 25 years.
The three people who were admitted to the isolation unit in the Windhoek Central Hospital have been cleared of Congo Fever. The three, who are related to the 62-year-old man who died from Congo Fever last week, were admitted to the unit for close monitoring. Acting Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of Health and Social […]
