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Capricorn Group recently undertook an initiative to support the students of a school catering to the hearing and visually impaired in Khomasdal, Windhoek.The group’s employees'...
Crime in the capital is reaching new heights.This according to the City Police, who this week released a list of 50 danger zones in Windhoek.The list indicates where, when and for...
The Namibia National Students Organisation (Nanso) launched an information and communication technology package on 14 September at the National Youth Council in Windhoek.The ICT...
A two-day Biomass Fair, comprising a research symposium and an industry conference, will be held from 7 to 8 September in Windhoek.The event is being hosted by the Namibia Biomass...
05 August 2021 | Accidents NEW BEGINNING: DRC fire victims show off their identity documents alongside home affairs minister Albert Kawana, Erongo regional governor Neville Andre and Swakopmund mayor, Louisa Kativa. Photo: Contributed Adolf Kaure SWAKOPMUND Home affairs minister Albert Kawana recently handed over 33 identity documents (IDs) and birth certificates to the victims of a recent fire in the DRC informal settlement in Swakopmund. A fire gutted a number of shacks on 16 July and destroyed the victims’ property, including IDs, in the process. “I understand how it feels to lose the ...