A number of Namibians also signed the book of condolences at the Cuban Embassy. The late Castro will be remembered, especially the significant role he played during the struggle for Namibia’s independence.
Four new high school subjects have been introduced by the Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture. From 2021, Grade 12s will be able to take Agriculture Science, Chemistry, Physics and Entrepreneurship as subjects under the Namibia Senior Secondary Certificate Higher course. The new subjects introduced are part of the revised curriculum for high schools, just […]
The newly elected president of Athletics Namibia, Erwin Naimhwaka, says his federation is willing to work with all stakeholders, but will not tolerate interference in to their day-to-day running of affairs. Naimhwaka was elected into the hot seat during an elective congress held on Saturday, taking over from Alna Similo . He will lead the […]
The All People’s Party -APP Youth League’s second National Congress ended at Oshakati on Sunday. The three-day congress brought together young people from all 14-regions.
The People’s Republic of China continues to join efforts with Namibia to improve the welfare of the country’s vulnerable citizens. The Chinese Embassy donated 254 000 Namibia Dollars to the Organisation for the Empowerment of Widows/Widowers and Orphans of HIV and AIDS, OEWONA.
Twenty-eight families have received houses under Government’s Build Together Programmes at Henties Bay. It was a moment of relief and pride for 28 new home owners at Henties Bay.
A South African based company has donated books on the history of the different Nama-speaking clans and OvaHerero people in Namibia to residents of Maltahohe in the Hardap region. Lithon Engineers and Curtis Publications donated 400 copies of the book titled, “Die Keiservoel oor Namaland” at Malthahohe.
The University of Namibia (UNAM) will from now on, work together with the National Council, to create laws that respond to the needs of Namibia and its citizens. To enable such co-operation, the National Council and UNAM have just signed a memorandum of understanding to help the law-making process. UNAM will make available scientific evidence, […]
There is need for more special schools in Namibia as the demand for children with specific needs is on the increase. It is likely that most children with special educational needs will be at home in 2017, as some schools have already run out of space.
A National Water Saving Campaign targeting public institutions like government offices, schools, hospitals and correctional service centers was launched in Windhoek on Friday. The campaign is part of the Agriculture, Water and Forestry Ministry’s partnership with various stakeholders, to improve water management by ensuring that wastage is curbed in all government institutions.
