Residents of informal settlements where Hepatitis E was reported want sanitation facilities improved and awareness campaigns run in their area to help contain the virus. The residents expressed these sentiments during a site visit by the US ambassador to Samora Machel Constituency in Windhoek.
Air Namibia has been directed to submit all outstanding annual financial reports before the end of this year. Works and Transport Minister John Mutorwa gave the directive during the airline’s annual stakeholders’ meeting in the capital.
The Teachers Union of Namibia (TUN) has given the Ministry of Education two weeks to respond to allegations of lack of proper management within the Adult Literacy Education Programme.
Illegal loading zones for long distance passengers’ buses remain unresolved and are creating unfair competition to those with transport permits.
A group of SME business consultants in Windhoek staged a demonstration over alleged delays in processing the applications to register proprietary limited companies, by the Business and Intellectual Property Authority (BIPA).
Khomasdal Constituency Councillor has called on Namibians to join hands in the fight against violence in the country. Margaret Mensah-Williams made the plea at a community meeting in the Khomasdal Constituency.
Learners can only gain meaningful and essential skills to create employment if they have access to inclusive education and training. These were the remarks made by Nora Ndopu, the corporate affairs and sustainability manager at the Skorpion Zinc mine during the opening of the 2018 //Karas Regional Science Fair.
Mines and Energy Minister Tom Alweendo says every system can be corrupted if elected leaders have no forethought and wisdom on public and private entities. Alweendo said ethical leadership should be at the centre in the fight against corruption. The minister said corruption has negative repercussions on economic growth as it undermines Government tax collection, […]
The Inspector General of the Namibian Police force, Sebastian Ndeitunga, is unhappy about the poor performance of some police officers. Lieutenant General Ndeitunga expressed his dissatisfaction with the law enforcement’s performance when he addressed members of the police command and staff in Windhoek.
Eight local employers have entered into an apprenticeship funding agreement with the Namibia Training Authority (NTA) to offer on-the-job training to students in the technical and vocational education and training sector (TVET).
