Walvis Bay leaders call for innovative solutions to youth unemployment
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Some prominent members of the Walvis Bay community have called for innovative and effective solutions to youth unemployment.
Some prominent members of the Walvis Bay community have called for innovative and effective solutions to youth unemployment.
Registered bus operators at Rehoboth have made a desperate plea for authorities to address the mushrooming of illegal taxi drivers, as discontent is brewing.
Mining company Osino Resources has started digging up the remains of people buried at its site, situated about 10km outside Karibib on Okawayo Farm, to enable gold mining activities to kick off.
The founder of the coastal conservation clean-up campaign, Rudie van Vuuren, is calling on locals and tourists alike to keep the Namibian beachfront clean after visiting the coastal towns.
He made this call during the clean-up campaign held along the beach between Henties Bay, Swakopmund, and Walvis Bay.
To mark the 120th commemoration of the Herero/Nama genocide on January 12, Jefta Nguherimo, an Ovaherero reparation activist, held a public lecture in Otjiherero language for locals at Okakarara, highlighting the significance of the day.
The Chairperson of the Otjinene Village Council, Lesley Kauandara, says plans to have the village graduate into a fully-fledged town council in 2025 are on track.
Kauandara shared this in an exclusive interview with the nbc News team at Otjinene.
With the new school year just a weekend away, parents and guardians are making last-minute preparations for their children's uniform and stationery needs.
The Namibia Airports Company (NAC) has announced that flights to Luderitz Airport resumed on Friday.
Fly Namibia on Thursday cancelled its scheduled flights to and from the airport due to safety issues caused by unforeseen mechanical problems with the firefighting vehicle operated by the NAC.
In the midst of a worldwide economic downturn, Namibia contends with formidable issues, including structural unemployment and underemployment.
These paint a complex portrait of the country's current labour market.
The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) has secured the broadcast rights for the African Cup of Nations (AFCON) football competition scheduled to take place from Saturday, January 13, 2024.