JUNIOR JOURNALISTS TRAINED IN ECONOMICS REPORTING

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Junior journalists from across the country have gathered for a two-day economics journalism training workshop in Windhoek that is aimed at enhancing journalists' reporting on inequality, tax and social protection. 

SIKONDO GREEN SCHEME PREPARES FOR WINTER POTATO HARVEST

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The Sikondo Green Scheme in the Kavango West Region is in the final stages of preparations for its winter potato harvest.

Acting Farm Manager Maxwell Nghidinwa says, for the first time, Sikondo will be harvesting 20 hectares of potatoes, starting in June. 

NAMIBIA ADVANCES DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION DRIVE

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The National Digital Strategy launched by the Ministry of Information and Communication Technology last year reflects Namibia's commitment to build a modern, resilient and digitally empowered public sector.

SHIKULO QUESTIONS ATTORNEY GENERAL’S OFFICE EFFICIENCY

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Swapo Party Member of Parliament Leonard Shikulo raised concern about purported inefficiency in the operations of the Office of the Attorney General.

Contributing to discussions on the institution's budget allocation, he cited poor service delivery and untimely intervention.

NATIONAL COUNCIL ACCUSES ASSEMBLY OF DELAYING LAWS

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Members of the National Council have accused the National Assembly of using delaying tactics in passing laws aimed at benefiting the public.

This was during the discussions on the budget allocation towards the National Assembly, with an amount of N$416.5 million.

TEEN HERO RESCUES TWIN BABIES FROM POND

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A 16-year-old boy has been commended for his swift actions after rescuing twin babies who were thrown into a pond by their mother in Omutundungu village, located in the Omusati Region.

PUBLIC FRUSTRATED BY TAXI FARE HIKE

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Members of the public have expressed frustration over the recent taxi fare increase from N$ 13 to N$ 15, which was introduced after the fuel price increase.

NBC News took to the streets of the capital to gauge their views.

OMAHEKE COMMUNITIES WELCOME GENOCIDE REMEMBRANCE DAY

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Various community members in the Omaheke Region have welcomed the Genocide Remembrance Day. 

They, however, urged that commemorations on the day reflect the activities, mood and spirit of what had transpired during the 1904-1908 war.

SASA Boys From Walvis Bay Win IUM Vice-Chancellor Cup

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Sasa Boys Football Club from Walvis Bay won the tenth edition of the IUM Vice-Chancellor Annual Cup after defeating Desert Stars 1-0 in a closely contested final held over the weekend in Walvis Bay.