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Cancer Apple Project launched

The 2024 Bank Windhoek cancer apple project focuses on the lives impacted by the national outreach initiative. This is according to Cancer Association of Namibia (CAN) chief executive Rolf Hansen, speaking during the launch of the Cancer Apple Project yesterday.…

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Unam snatches debate champion title

The University of Namibia (Unam) claimed first prize at the Bank of Namibia Tertiary Institutions Debate Challenge, walking away with N$20 000. The challenge took place yesterday, with other prticipants being the Namibian University of Science and Technology (Nust), Triumphant…

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Cancer Apple Project launched

The 2024 Bank Windhoek Cancer Apple Project focuses on the lives impacted by the national outreach initiative.  This is according to Cancer Association of Namibia (CAN) chief executive Rolf Hansen, speaking during the launch of the Cancer Apple Project on…

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ICT summit secures N$1 million for AI, digital transformation

Minister of information and communication technology Emma Theofelus says N$1 million has been made available in sponsorships for an upcoming ICT summit. In-kind sponsorships amounted to N$456 000. She said this on Wednesday at the launch of the 8th National…

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Artist encourages women film-makers as ‘Momeya’ premieres

Namibian film-maker Ndakalako Shilongo’s latest film ‘Momeya’ was screened at the Goethe Institute on Tuesday. The screening saw a large audience filling up seats, standing at the back of the hall and even sitting on the floor to catch a…

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Water cuts for next two days

The City of Windhoek has announced water interruptions scheduled for 16 to 18 July. This was confirmed by city spokesperson Harold Akwenye on Tuesday. “These interruptions are necessary due to the replacement of wells in the city’s water network,” he…

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Children’s parliament swears in speaker and deputy speaker

The children’s parliament swore in its new speaker and deputy speaker in the National Assembly on Friday. Parliamentary spokesperson Sacky Kadhikwa on Friday said the speakers have expressed their gratitude and commitment to serving Namibia’s youth. The newly elected speaker…

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City of Windhoek reviews informal trading by-laws

The City of Windhoek is in the process of reviewing current informal trading regulations. This was confirmed by the municipality’s spokesperson Harold Akwenye yesterday. The review comes after the Namibia Informal Sector Organisation (Niso) held a demonstration over the behaviour…

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Give us a break – vendors to police

Informal vendors in Windhoek yesterday raised concerns about evictions and police harassment they say they are subjected to. Namibian Informal Sector Organisation (Niso) secretary general Kandenge Veripi led a demonstration in Windhoek to hand over a petition to the City…

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The Namibian relaunches ‘Let’s Read’ project

The Namibian chief operating officer Mark Kissler says apart from reaching young people, the ‘Let’s Read’ project aims to reach old-age homes as well. He said this at the relaunch of the ‘Let’s Read’ project yesterday. The ‘Let’s Read Project’…

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Children’s parliament to tackle education challenges, pupil pregnancies

Over 60 pupils from Namibia’s 14 regions are expected to gather at the National Assembly for the week-long Children’s parliament session, under the theme ‘Transforming Education in Namibia’.The sixth session of the Children’s parliament is scheduled to take place from…

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