Otjozondjupa Governor in tribal jobs spat
By Patience Makwele Otjozondjupa regional Governor John Julius //Khamuseb’s stands accused of advancing the recruitment of certain tribal groups or those from specific areas whenever...
Otjozondjupa Governor orders CENORED to halt recruitment
The Governor of the Otjozondjupa Region, John Julius //Khamuseb has ordered the Central Northern Regional Electricity Distributor (CENORED) to urgently halt an ongoing recruitment...
Namibia recognised for cultural and tourism promotion in China
The Namibia Tourism Board (NTB) said the accolade recognises Namibia’s growing visibility, innovative communication strategies, and successful engagement with the Chinese travel market through...
Organic Energy gets European nod
Erasmus ShalihaxweOrganic Energy Solutions (OES), a subsidiary of the Ohlthaver & List Group of Companies, has become Namibia’s first and only wood-chip biomass company...
Nurturing Hope in Outjo
By Hilja ShikongoAt only 26 years old, Theopoldine Karunga has become a beacon of strength and purpose in the Kunene Region. What began as...
Aging agri workers worry Nandi-Ndaitwah
By Erasmus ShalihaxwePresident Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, said despite being the largest employer in Namibia, the agricultural workforce is ageing, and it is worrisome that the...
Matyayi claims ‘dark forces’ behind N$300k S&T
By Stefanus NashamaCity of Windhoek chief executive officer Moses Matyayi has hit back at claims that he pocketed over N$300,000 in subsistence and travel...
Two out of 22 ‘favoured’ for Grootfontein CEO
By Elvis Muraranganda The corridors of the Grootfontein municipality are said to be marred by accusations, counter-accusations, tribalism, nepotism and outright division between the town...
‘Palms For Life’ upgrades Tsintsabis youth
By Hilja ShikongoTwenty young participants from the Tsintsabis settlement are set to receive business training through a new initiative spearheaded by the Palms For...
Resilient youth enterprises – Shindumbu’s story
By Hilja ShikongoIn a country where small businesses, NGOs, and cooperatives are often described as the “backbone of the economy,” youth leader and entrepreneur...
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