By: Annakleta Haikera Kavango East Regional Council Chairperson Damian Maghambayi has urged the Ministry of Health and Social Services to collaborate with the regional council in conducting food hygiene awareness campaigns across all six constituencies in the region. His call comes in response to a recent food poisoning incident in the region that […]
Dr. John Steytler As I watched and listened to Finance Minister Iipumbu Shiimi table the national budget under the theme ‘Continuing the Legacy of Hage Geingob’, my heart grew heavy, but I also felt pride. The untimely passing of our President caused great shocks and sadness across Namibia and Africa. I felt this loss […]
By: Nghiinomenwa-vali Erastus Namibia imported 431,250 kg of pork in January 2024 to meet local consumption demands, according to monthly statistics compiled by the Livestock and Livestock Products Board of Namibia. The data revealed that 70.8% of the imported pork, also known as pig meat, originated from Germany. Following Germany were South Africa […]
By: Dwight Links Located 54 km outside of Namibia’s coastal town Walvis Bay, lies the small settlement of Utuseb. Here, the community is nestled along the Kuiseb River on one side, while the opposite river bank is bordered by the Namib Desert. The essence of Utuseb is intricately woven into the daily struggles […]
By: Aminah Ndeulita Namibia has been edging towards embracing cryptocurrencies for a while now, but more work is required if the country is to unleash the full potential this radical new technology offers. In July last year, parliament passed the Virtual Assets Act into law. This regulation mandated the establishment of a regulator to […]
By: Risto Mushongo Amidst the challenges of unemployment and limited recreational opportunities facing Namibia’s youth, there is a critical issue that demands our attention: the absence of men in the family planning conversation. Many young people, lacking constructive outlets for their energy, turn to their relationships for solace and companionship. Yet, without proper […]
By: Emilia Nghikembua Poised at the forefront of renewable energy adoption, Namibia is on the cusp of an energy revolution, significantly propelled by the integration of Fifth Generation (5G) connectivity. This advanced technology promises to enhance the efficiency, reliability, and scope of renewable energy sources, from solar and wind power to emerging green […]
Sanja van den Berg The emergence of digital disruptions has changed how we handle money, perform transactions, and build confidence in today’s quickly changing financial scene. This shift is radically altering the terms of interaction in the financial services sector rather than merely implementing new technologies. Furthermore, the next generation is growing up amid this […]
Anna Filipe In my quest to refine my teaching methods, I once attempted to record a snippet of a lesson for my AS learners using my phone, and I must confess, it was no easy feat due to the audio and video quality challenges. This experience served as a stark reminder that as educators, […]
Rosa Hamukuaja Thobias A noteworthy article in the Norwegian media published last month caught my attention as the country’s Minister of Agriculture undertook a review of African Meat quotas in their market. The Norwegian General System of Preference (GSP) scheme offers exporters from developing nations like Namibia and Botswana duty relief when exporting […]