The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Namibia (ICAN), wants the introduction of a Certificate in the Theory of Accounting (CTA) programme in Namibia to retain top students who are lured by foreign firms, when seeking such training. Namibia does not offer any CTA at either the University of Namibia (UNAM) and the Namibia University of […]
Expectant mothers in Opuwo, in the Kunene Region, no longer have to travel long distances to reach the nearest health facilities following the opening of a new maternity waiting home at the town.
The Ministry of Youth, Sports and National Service has been urged to fast track youth and sports empowerment initiatives for Namibians.
Building on the new beginnings promised in President Cyril Ramaphosa’s State of the Nation Address, South African Finance Minister, Malusi Gigaba’s budget speech was all about rebuilding and restoration in challenging times.
The Government is disappointed with some state-owned enterprises failing to declare dividends.
The new US Head of Mission to Namibia says derogatory comments attributed to President Donald Trump, and which angered many African countries, will not affect relations between the two countries.
Five heads of mission presented their letters of credence to President Hage Geingob,
Staff members in the Ministry of Environment and Tourism, bid farewell to its outgoing deputy minister, Tommy Nambahu and welcomed a new deputy, Bernadette Jagger.
Emerging farmers want government to help elevate them to commercial farmers. They believe this will help them contribute to food production with added value, a reduction in imports, and create much needed employment.
The Khwe communities at Omega three village, in the Kongola Constituency in the Zambezi Region, have urged government to take its services to their areas. They singled out the provision of basic health services by the Ministry of Health and Social Services and the issuing of national documents by the Ministry of Home Affairs.
