Namibian President leads energy investment presentation in Paris
Eileen van der Schyff President Dr Hage G Geingob led a presentation in Paris at the largest French Private Sector Business Federation, MEDEF yesterday. The objective of the presentation is to attract investment for the energy sector, including green hydrogen. The meeting attracted a cross section of industry players in the energy sector. President Geingob […]
2022’s School calender adapted
Namibian school calendar for 2022 is been adapted and will have just two semesters with holidays in between that are reminiscent of the quarters of that time.
RMR donates scholarships
Rudi Bowe Reptile Mineral Resources and Exploration (RMR) a wholly owned subsidiary of Deep Yellow Limited donated scholarships, educational tools and medical equipment worth N$191 000 to Erongo-based organisations. RMR donated scholarships to Tugamena Amadhila and Lesley Gaseb that benefited from an intensive after-school education programme. The scholarships to the two students are for the […]
A fresh breeze for the coast’s legal profession
The law firm Dr Weder, Kauta & Hoveka Inc completed another chapter in its rich history recently with the official opening of its branch office in Walvis Bay. A function took place last Friday to mark this all-important milestone.\ Dr Weder, Kauta & Hoveka Inc is situated on the corner of Theo-Ben Gurirab Street and […]
Covid-19 test station for Walvis Bay
The landscape has changed for the fight against Covid-19 in Erongo. This is thanks to the joint efforts over many months of several corporates and institutions to establish a Covid-19 testing centre for the Namibia Institute of Pathology (NIP) in Walvis Bay. The testing centre will assist significantly to speed up Covid-19 testing in Walvis […]
Swakopmund Municipality’s Project Shine launched
Sharlien Tjambari The Swakopmund Municipality launched its Project Shine for the year 2021/2022 last week Friday, the project aims at promoting cleanliness, recycling, and contributing to the social upliftment within the Swakopmund community. Project Shine has been successfully managed since it was first launched in 2007 on World Environmental Day. To-day the project has been […]
Valedictory day at De Duine
Rudi Bowe De Duine Secondary School in Narraville held their Valedictory day last Friday, 29 October at the school. The Dux learner of 2012, Bradwin Bock said, “it doesn’t matter where you come from. I know that you’ve had all the odds stacked against you, all the hardships you faced and went through, but yet […]
Duinesig hosts career week
Rudi Bowe Duinesig High School recently set the ‘Dream-Plan-Achieve’ agenda in motion with their first-ever educational career week at the school in Walvis Bay’s Kuisebmond. The career week was held in an effort to focus learners on a certain career path, instill a sense of purpose from an early age and to equipping learners with […]
Namibia’s special offer at COP26
At the onset of COP26 next week in Glasgow, Scotland, Namibia can be assured that it will be properly represented and that its delegation will be equipped with a fairly complete set of plans for the energy future of the country. President Hage Geingob leads the delegation and his right-hand man is the Minister of […]
Swakopmund project harvests its first produce
Sharlien Tjambari To promote urban agriculture by encouraging the residents to produce their own food, stimulate food insecurity and economic growth, the Swakopmund Municipality initiated the Urban Agricultural Project on Wednesday. The first produce was harvested from the greenhouse garden which is located at the Swakopmund Municipal Nursery. According to Robeam Ujaha, the Environmental Health […]