More than 6 000 people have secured jobs through the Namibia Integrated Employment Information System (NIEIS), an online platform. The platform was introduced seven years ago.
A child’s inability to hear could often lead to a parent’s frustration. This is the case for Ronel Van Wyk, mother of four-year-old Shequille Van Wyk, who was born with a hearing disorder.
The Ukwangali Traditional Authority has vowed to remove all illegal fences in the area under its jurisdiction. The Communal Land Reform Act prohibits fencing in communal areas except for purposes of cultivation.
Some Namibians living abroad are said to be losing millions of dollars they send to their relatives to buy them properties and other assets back home. In some cases, they report these incidents to the police but due to lack of evidence end up losing their money.
The Directorate of Education, Arts and Culture in Erongo plans to investigate schools that are underperforming. Regional education director Erenfriede Stephanus says non-performing schools hinders the ministry’s efforts of ensuring that learners who are in a town that offers all grades complete their school.
Okakarara Constituency Councillor is calling on the Ministry of Health and Social Services to reconsider its decisions of delaying the completion of the Okakarara Hospital laundry room and kitchen. Vetaruhe Kandorozu says the construction project was stopped in 2016.
Deputy-Minister of Education, Arts ad Culture Anna Nghipondokka has warned teachers against expressing their political views, while on duty.
The Namibian Police are looking for two suspects regarding the suspected murder of a 10-year-old child, the dumping of her body in a garbage skip and the setting alight of the body. One person, believed to be the mother, has been arrested. Police are looking for other occupants of the residence who may be involved […]
Kunene Health Director, Thomas Shapumba recently met with the youth at Khorixas to clarify the appointments of six Children of Liberation Struggle into positions of cleaners at state health facilities in the region.
Nkurenkuru Combined School in the Kavango West Region is in dire need of chairs and desks as some learners are being taught while sitting on the floor. Others are forced to bring chairs from home to use at school.
