The national examinations for grades 10 and 12 will resume on Monday. The Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture has also announced that the subjects that were postponed on the 13th and 14th October 2016 due to the teachers’ strike have been rescheduled . Grade 12 National Examinations Mathematics Higher Level Paper 1 and 2 […]
Brave Gladiators head coach Jacqueline Shipanga will have a crucial say in the 2016 Glo-Confederation of African Football (CAF) awards as a member of the third Electoral College in the newly expanded network of voting with the constitution of the electoral colleges. Voting for the 2016 Glo CAF awards have four groups of voting colleges […]
Following the agreement between government and NANTU at State House, NANTU launched a scathing attack on Katrina Hanse-Himarwa, saying she was not fit to hold the position of education minister. NANTU Secretary-General Basilius Haingura expressed dismay at what he called the threatening and intimidating attitude towards teachers by Hanse-Himarwa during negotiations.
The nation-wide teachers strike has been called off. The Government and NANTU have reached an agreement to increase salaries of all civil servants with 9% in the next financial year. All teachers have been called to report for duty on Monday.
Liberation struggle veteran, Hidipo Livius Hamutenya was laid to rest at the Heroes Acre on Saturday. Government leaders, family members, friends and people from all walks of life went to pay their last respects to the late Hamutenya.
Haiti’s long-awaited presidential and parliamentary elections are to take place on the 20th of next month.
The National Council has passed four bills without amendments. These include the Short-Term Insurance amendment Bill, Unit Trust Control amendment Bill, Medical Aid Funds Amendment Bill and Long-Term Insurance Amendment bill.
Teachers will get a 5% salary increase this financial year, and a 9% for the 2017/2018 financial year. The no work and no pay will not apply for the two days that the teachers were on strike. This is according to an agreement reached by Government and NANTU on Saturday following days of negotiations.
Thousands of mourners convened at Parliament gardens to pay tribute to one of Namibia’s liberation struggle icons, the late Hidipo Hamutenya. Mourners included President Hage Geingob, former President Hifikepunye Pohamba and Founding President Sam Nujoma among others.
The International Criminal Court says it is looking forward to continue working with Burundi. Even though lawmakers have signaled they want to withdraw from ICC.
