Spinal surgeon Saara Nasheya urges municipalities to only approve wheelchair-friendly buildings
Spinal surgeon Saara Nasheya urged municipalities not to approve any building plans that are not friendly to people in wheelchairs.
Spinal surgeon Saara Nasheya urged municipalities not to approve any building plans that are not friendly to people in wheelchairs.
A life-sized rhino marble sculpture will be auctioned off online. This followed the unsuccessful auction at an anti-poaching fundraising auction organised by the Hunters United Against Poaching International Fund in Windhoek.
Ongwediva Junior Mayor, Rebekka Nghilalulwa calls on the youth to use trade fairs as an opportunity to market their businesses. Nghilalulwa says trade fairs allow young entrepreneurs to expose their products to different people and in the process, grow their businesses.
Despite recording a reduction in the number of exhibitors for this year’s Karasburg Trade Fair, organisers are confident that the fair provided local SME’s a platform to harness business linkages.
Omusati Regional Governor, Erginus Endjala has called on the private sector to take advantage of the recently passed Public Private Partnership Act.
The Government will not make unachievable promises in its efforts to reduce inequality in the country. President Hage Geingob made the pledge when he addressed a meeting of the African-European party dialogue of Socialists and Democrats in the capital.
President Hage Geingob has challenged delegates to the African-European party dialogue of Socialists and Democrats to interrogate the illegal occupation of Palestine and Western Sahara. Geingob said socialist parties successfully supported the de-colonisation of the African continent and urged them to do so for the illegal occupation of territories.
The Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture is still consulting the public on the proposed changes to the school calendar, thus no changes will be made to next year’s calendar.
Livestock farmers have until the end of this month to register with the Meat Board of Namibia or else face the risk of not being able to market their animals.
An environment expert has expressed concern about the ignorance of community members for not showing any interest in attending public hearings about planned projects and the outcome of their Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs). Sheldon Husselmann, an Enviromental Practioner from Urban Green Consultation, raised the concern at a workshop for journalists.