MTC’s Chief of Human Capital and Corporate Affairs, Tim Ekandjo has lashed out at some Namibian employers who he said still practice slave-like working conditions. Ekandjo was speaking at the opening of the Ongwediva Trade Fair.
Thirteen-year-old Berhane Wheeler, a Grade 8 learner at Amazing Kids Private School in Windhoek, has developed a science study game.
San girls from remote areas have completed a programme aimed at keeping them in schools and preventing child marriage and early pregnancies.
Chairperson of the Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry at Helao Nafidi in the Ohangwena Region, Frieda Shikangala, has been appointed as Namibian representative of the Centre of Support to Entrepreneurs and Enterprises for Private Investment (CAEEIP).
Namibia Wildlife Resort’s Ai-Ais Hot Springs Spa in the //Karas Region is attracting many local and international visitors.
The body of a child who went missing on Sunday has been found. A nine-year old Otjiherero speaking girl, Cheryl Ujaha, well known as Suko went missing on Sunday around lunch time. The police confirmed that the dismembered body of little Cheryl was found in a river bed in Khomasdal along Shanghai Street. No suspect […]
The Namibian government appreciates the fact that the German government has for the first time agreed to a state-to-state handover of human remains from Namibia. Education and Culture Minister, Katrina Hanse-Himarwa, who is leading a 74 member delegation to Germany, expressed this appreciation at a media conference in Berlin on Monday. Hanse-Himarwa addressed a joint […]
The Namibian Police say they acted in the public’s interest when they cordoned off the burial sites where the Maharero Traditional Authority was supposed to have performed their rituals during the commemoration of the 95th Anniversary of Chief Samuel Maharero’s reburial on Saturday. The Maharero group told NBC News that it felt humiliated, having been […]
Vice President Nangolo Mbumba wants to see African economies accelerate their rate of industrialisation, so the continent can achieve its developmental agendas. He shared this wish with participants at the opening of the 19th Ongwediva Annual Trade Fair, in the Oshana Region on Monday.
Thirty-year-old Nombili Iileka is looking for financial assistance to allow her to acquire medication. She suffers from Myasthenia gravis, a disease which costs her about N$21 000 a month in medication.
