Parents of children living with disabilities find it difficult to cope
Some parents of children living with disabilities, find it difficult to navigate between the demands of a working life, and caring for their disabled children.
Some parents of children living with disabilities, find it difficult to navigate between the demands of a working life, and caring for their disabled children.
A group of business people have expressed unconditional support to President Hage Geingob and government’s initiatives to steer the economy towards recovery. Through various legislation, government has extended a hand to the private businesses to increase their participation and contribution to the economy. Business people from different regions led by Shipanga Holdings Executive Director, Martin […]
The IBF/IBO and WBA world boxing champion Julius “Blue Machine” Indongo presented his unified titles to the Inspector General of the Namibian Police Lt. General Sebastian Ndeitunga earlier today. The latest achievement of world champion Julius “Blue Machine” Indongo in the ring did not go unnoticed by Ndeitunga and his force. As a consequence, Indongo, […]
Air Namibia today announced that some of its employees plan to hold a peaceful demonstration on Thursday, between 13h00 and 14h00, at the company’s head office in Windhoek. The employees, represented by the Namibia Allied and Transport Union (NATAU), will hand over a petition and a list of grievances to the board of directors. The […]
People living in urban areas are encouraged to start vegetable and fruit gardens in their yards. The call was made by the Chief Executive Officer of the Development Bank of Namibia, Martin Inkumbi at the handing over of a N$50 000 donation to the Hope Village Veggie Tunnel project.
The Fisheries and Marine Resources minister is calling for the introduction of a score card, to rate efforts by the private sector, to alleviate poverty. Bernhard Esau says companies should be given the right to exploit the country’s resources, only when they share their profits with vulnerable Namibians.
Three of the seven Academia High School learners, who were involved in a horrific accident early this week on the Western Bypass are still in intensive care as their conditions remain serious.
The Windhoek Magistrate’s Court has issued a warrant of arrest for Chinese national, Nan Chen after he failed to appear for his trial on Wednesday. Chen and his co-accused, Lu Younghui, were arrested in January after being found in possession of two rhino horns in Windhoek’s Eros residential area. The duo were granted bail of […]
The former Katima Mulilo Town Council CEO, Charles Nawa made a brief court appearance before the Katima Mulilo Magistrate’s Court this morning. He is charged with corruptly using his office and position for gratification, fraud and alternative theft under false pretenses. It is alleged that he sold part of the plot that he is leasing […]
The four-day official mourning period for the late Andimba Toivo ya Toivo starts Wednesday. The mourning will end on Saturday, 24 June, when the late politician and icon is buried at Heroes Acre. The national flag will be flown at half-staff at all government institutions countrywide, until the day of burial. State House yesterday announced […]