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 Angry youth heckle BIPA over business registration delays

12 June 2020

The Chief Executive Officer of the Business Intellectual Property Authority, Vivienne Katjiuongua, was this week hurled over live coals in front of her staff by youth from the Students Union of Namibia over slow progress in the business registration process. Speaking to Eagle FM, Katjiuongua admitted that BIPA is yet to take its system online […]

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 DHPS principal, students kneel in honour of George Floyd

12 June 2020

The principal of DHPS, Kristin Eichholz and students bent their knees in the street outside their school precincts for a good eight minutes in honour of the slain African American, George Floyd. This echoes a series of protests from the US and the rest of the world led by the Black Lives Matter which has […]

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I was angry – the woman who threatened to shoot Geingob said

11 June 2020

The Namibian police earlier today said that they are looking for a woman in connection with a Facebook post where she made comments, police Inspector General termed tantamount to treason, For the whole day, Sonja Isaaks says she has been trying to explain to that she cannot remember the post, that she is bipolar and […]

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Swartbooi calls defence minister a ‘dangerous man’

11 June 2020

Landless People’s Movement Member of Parliament Bernadus Swartbooi called out Defence Minister Rear Admiral Peter Vilho for threatening political parties who are questioning the Defence Ministry’s N$6.2 billion budget.  Swartbooi pointed out Vilho’s words where he says: “a well-ordered state is defined by a monopoly on the legit forces that allow domestic markets to operate.” […]

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GDP sheds N$380m in Q1 of 2020

11 June 2020

Namibia Statistics Agency announced that the Gross Domestic Product has shrunk by N$380 million for the first quarter of 2020 compared to the same quarter in 2019.  The GDP shrunk from N$44.1 billion in the first quarter of 2019 to N$43.7 billion in the first quarter of 2020.  NSA Statistician-General Alex Shimuafeni said the domestic […]

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Woman threatens to shoot Geingob

11 June 2020

The Namibian police are busy tracing the whereabouts of a Namibian woman, Sonja Isaaks in connection with comments on her Facebook account where she, amongst others said, she should be given an AK-47 to shoot the President. Namibian police Inspector General Sebastian Ndeitunga said that the police are not taking comments threatening a sitting President […]

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Elelo lyodolopa yEenhana moshitopolwa shOhangwena olya taalelwa komashongo gokwaahena omahala ga gwana gomalandithilo.

11 June 2020

Odolopa yEenhana oyina ompumbwe yomahala gomangeshefelo oku topolela aalandithi yokomatala. Pethimbo lyetalululo lyomuvo gonuumvo, mayola godolopa ndjoka Amos Nangolo etitatu okwati elelo lyodolopa yEenhana olya palamenwa komashongo gomahala gaalandithi yawo yomo mapandaanda. Nangolo okwa tothamo kutya oyakala taya unga unga nuupyakadhi waalandithi yomo mapandaanda tayalandithile pomahala inaya pitikilwapo naashika osheyapo molwashoka odolopa yEenhana oyina ashike […]

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Early development centres to issue indemnity forms

11 June 2020

Some Early Childhood Development Centres (ECD) will be requiring parents to sign indemnity forms as many are said to be ready to open midst a rise in Covif-19 cases in the country. ECDs are set to open on the 22nd of June. This is despite a backlash from some parents and the Swapo Party Youth […]

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Mud-slinging, jealous throttle economic freedom – Angula

11 June 2020

Former finance, fisheries and agriculture minister, Helmuth Angula, has said that Namibia’s dream of economic sovereignty is being hamstrung by minds that have been hijacked by “international monopoly capital”, character assassinations and jealous. Angula, who has expressed his reservations at the manner in which fisheries minister Albert Kawana has dished out the fishing rights, suggested […]

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ECD education should be prioritised – experts

11 June 2020

Malnutrition and the impact on educational outcomes are just some of the risks associated with the closure of early childhood development centres across Namibia. Following the declaration of the Covid-19 pandemic as a national disaster, the Namibian government announced that early childhood development (ECD) centres would be shut down from early March. Hilma Weber, a […]

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