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The Namibian
Mon 12 Aug 2013


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Underground water at Omundaungilo by
THE MOST urgent and alarming threats for the water in our country are climate change and security. The situation will continue to get worse every year, if we are not willing to build a green Namibia and give priority to the environment and people’s health as well as nutrition and eco-living practices.
Telecom’s New ‘Trojan Horse’ by
COMMUNICATION is of the highest importance in any democracy; without communication democracy fails. Because Telecom is not a private business, this axiom should apply to it, too.
No Production, No Money by
AFTER the national conference on education, Cabinet directed NIED (National Institute for Educational Development) to review the curriculum to respond to the challenges and needs of the Namibian society.
Ushona v Onyango in Oshikango by
TYSON Ushona will top the bill when the MTC Nestor Sunshine Boxing & Fitness Academy’s next tournament takes place in Oshikango on 7 September.
Ushona will take on James Omogo Onyango of Kenya over 10 rounds.
Song Night’s Stars by Martha Mukaiwa
It’s January 2011 and Sean Kamati is doing a bit of dancing, singing in church on Sundays and vaguely dreaming about being the next John Legend. Way out in Walvis Bay, Percival Rinquest has had a taste of performing arts gold in Hollywood, California and is mulling over getting back on stage after a short hiatus.
Bring the Bible back to schools – Mutjavikua by Adam Hartman
ERONGO Governor, Cleophas Mutjavikua, says Namibia should bring back Bible studies to schools in order to win the war on the rampant abuse of women and children.
CEO denies being above town councillors by Clemans Miyanicwe
KHORIXAS Town Council chief executive officer, Nicodemus #Gaeseb, said his councillors can suspend him if he does something wrong.
FNB revises GDP forecast downwards by Chamwe Kaira
FNB Namibia senior manager research and development, Daniel Motinga, has revised the annual GDP growth outlook downwards from 4,5% to 3,9% in the recent Africa monthly report by RMB on Global Markets research.
Africa’s Urban Challenge by
My mother, like her mother, her grandmother, and so on, was born into poverty in the rural village of Rarieda, Kenya. I, too, was born in the village, and lived there until it was struck by a brutal famine when I was two years old.
Local entrepreneurs to benefit from GIPF’s Unlisted Investments by
WINDHOEK – The Government Institutions’ Pension Fund (GIPF) is hard at work to create awareness about the benefits of its Unlisted Investment Policy (UIP) amongst local entrepreneurs.
Entrepreneurs get support by
NAMIBIA’S unemployment rate is currently estimated at 27.4%. The vast majority of people affected by this social issue are the youth. In its drive to address this worrying trend of youth unemployment in the country, Standard Bank Namibia has invested N$240 000 for purchasing 614 Start-up toolkits for the Ondangwa vocational graduates of the Katutura Youth and Enterprise Centre (KAYEC Trust).
Seal industry expands despite activism by Adam Hartman
DESPITE aggressive ongoing opposition from animal rights activists, Namibia’s controversial seal industry is enjoying further development. While there is a global outcry to set an end to the ‘unjustified cruel culling of seals’, emphasised by an international campaign to boycott Namibia’s tourism industry, four new concessionaires were added to participate in the annual seal harvest that usually lasts from 1 July to 15 November.
Fawena helps San student by Hileni Nembwaya
THE Forum for African Women and Educationalists in Namibia (Fawena) remains to help the most marginalised and less privileged communities into the mainstream of Namibia’s economy by improving their livelihood and accomplishing their dreams.
Inline hockey season reaches halfway mark by Staff Reporter
THE Inline Hockey fraternity yesterday braced themselves for the start of an bumper third annual league tournament at the DTS sports grounds.
With 81 scheduled games, the tournament promises to provide quality clashes, featuring players that competed at the recent North American Roller Hockey Championships (NARCh) in Canada and the FIRS Senior World Championships.
Neckartal sluice opens again by Tileni Mongudhi
THE Tender Board of Namibia has started re-evaluating the Neckartal Dam tender to comply with an order handed down by the High Court last month.
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