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UNDER-RESOURCED: Minister Doreen Sioka. PHOTO: Nampa JANA-MARI SMITH WINDHOEK Government is in the process of upgrading a resettlement farm in the Omaheke Region that will serve as a home for street children. The ministry of gender equality, poverty eradication and social welfare has allocated N$2 million to upgrade the farm. Farm Kaurukus will be used to house street kids as well as those that display problematic behaviour, substance abusers, those in conflict with the law and those with emotional difficulties. The information is contained in an action plan submitted to court this week by th...

REST IN PEACE: Romeo Nguase. PHOTO: FACEBOOK JANA-MARI SMITH WINDHOEK A young Namibian, who reportedly fled Namibia and sought asylum in Britain because of discrimination experienced due to his bisexuality, has committed suicide. While devastated family and friends declined to go on record about Romeo Tjijandjeua Nguase's death, it was confirmed that a funding drive is under way to return his body to Namibia for burial. The 22-year-old refugee from LGBTQ persecution in Namibia allegedly sought asylum in the UK three years ago. “So sorry that our asylum system failed you Romeo, you should h...

Published: 3:35 PM March 8, 2021    Updated: 5:38 PM March 8, 2021 A crew from Cambridge University Boat Club training on the River Great Ouse at Ely for the first time ahead of this year's Boat Race. - Credit: Terry Harris Ely played host to crews from Cambridge University Boat Club for the first time this year as they prepare for next month’s Boat Race.  The Blue Boats took to the waters of the River Great Ouse on March 7 under strict Covid-19 guidelines from British Rowing and the Government.  It is the first time that Cambridge have been able to train on water since lockdown restri...

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DkIT President, Dr Michael Mulvey’s leadership of the college was put under scrutiny once again when the DkIT branch of the TUI voted overwhelmingly to issue a statement of no confidence against him. Last Friday week a meeting of the Dundalk IT Branch of the TUI discussed a motion about the future of the Institute. The motion welcomed the recent intervention of the Higher Education Authority to assist the Institute in the goal of entering the TU process and included a statement of No Confidence ‘in the commitment and ability of the President’s office to lead DkIT to Technological Univer...