Namibians are encouraged to start their income generating business and this call was heeded by Tsuseb family in Katutura who started a family business that collects empty bottles around Windhoek, crush them and sell them to a South African company for recycling. The business was doing well and paying bills and keeping the city clean […]
The Namibia Labour Force Survey statistics show that over 43% of unemployed youth are below the age of 30.
Members of the Okahandja community were protesting in front of the Okahandja Magistrate Court Monday. They wanted to make sure that a murder accused would not be granted bail. The accused is Namibian Defence Force member, 58-year-old Malakia Nakanyala, who is accused of murdering 55-year-old Issaskar Hamaseb. Nakanyala, who was stationed at Osona Base, was […]
Mobile Telecommunications Company MTC has erected 14 new sites across the country, to increase capacity and expand its network – part of its ongoing expansion programme, particularly in rural areas.
Opening borders to ease cross-border tourism to strengthen regional cooperation was part of Northern Cape Tourism Authority’s aims at this year’s Tourism Expo. The attendance was to once again forge valuable relationships with tourism role players from Namibia and neighbouring countries.
The African continent and the Caribbean island state, Cuba have and continue to enjoy friendly relations. But, President Hage Geingob wants to see these cooperation to translate into strong commercial and trade relations. The Head of State was speaking at the fifth Continental Africa Conference in Solidarity with Cuba currently underway in the capital.
Delegates at the fifth Continental Africa Conference in solidarity with Cuba have called for more support to the Caribbean island.
At last year’s Namibia Sports Awards, one of the biggest sponsors of sport in the country, MTC, sent representative Tim Ekandjo, who said “Namibians must fight racism, sexism and tribalism in order to be successful in building a complete ‘Namibian house.” That advice seems to not have been heeded however, as most recently Rugby’s Theo […]
About 200 learners and teachers from the Bloukrans Primary School, situated some 120 kilometres east of Windhoek, are struggling to access clean water. The school has no functioning ablution facilities, no boreholes to supply water, and occasionally runs out of water for a couple of days.
Ombetja Yehinga Organisation is conducting a week long theatre workshop on HIV/AIDS for 35 offenders incarcerated at the Keetmanshoop Correctional Facility.
