Amutenya Criticizes Principals Blocking Innovation in Namibia
Education sector faces challenges as Amutenya slams principals hindering innovation
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Education sector faces challenges as Amutenya slams principals hindering innovation
Windhoek municipality spends N$70m on buses and earns N$10m in revenue
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Cristiano Ronaldo leaves Portugal training camp after coach Jorge Jesus says he will be dropped for the next match.
Namibia's National Assembly speaker Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila recused herself from questions on a N$579-million Development Bank of Namibia debt write-off due to a conflict of interest.
Namibia's government is under scrutiny for its response to the recent outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease, with allegations that veterinary officials warned of the risk months ago.
Namibia confirms FMD outbreak, later lifts some restrictions
Namibia's Ministry of Agriculture considers insurance options for farmers, but costs could be high.
Namibia's nationwide livestock auction cancellations and postponements due to a foot-and-mouth disease outbreak put financial pressure on farmers.
Medical practitioner Dr Cornelia Ndifon warns that hair loss lasting over two weeks may indicate alopecia, a chronic autoimmune condition.
A new farmers field school is set to open in Omiyongo village, Namibia, to help local farmers address environmental challenges and improve their agricultural practices.
Rugby's biggest World Cup kicks off in Australia with a record 24 teams