Namibia has officially sent off a team of competitors to the special edition of the World Skills competition, to be held in different European countries.
The 25-member team comprises eight competitors as well as expected and accompanying officials.
Zambia's President has called on the governments of Zambia and Namibia to work together to eliminate challenges hampering the transport and logistics network between the two countries.
Hakainde Hichilema made this call during the Namibia-Zamibia Business Seminar in Swakopmund.
Meatco has introduced strategies to improve its performance and income by exploring new export markets for the country's meat and meat products.
The state-owned company has been swimming in debt over the last few years and has been operating mainly on bank overdrafts.
More than two million MTC sim cards are active, but only 250 thousand have been registered under MTC's voluntary sim card registration process.
Manager of Corporate Affairs at MTC, John Ekongo, says the voluntary registration process, which started in July, is moving at an average pace.
The Freedom March Movement's Kavango West branch has accused the Ministry of Youth, Sport and National Service of excluding young people in the region from benefiting from youth development.
The Office of the First Lady will be hosting a youth masterclass as well as training on sexual and gender-based violence for frontline service providers in the Kunene Region.
A six-year-old boy from the Ebenhaiser Primary School at Karibib has been missing since last Tuesday.
It is alleged that Myne Oswyn left his mother's house last Monday in the Harambe location to visit his grandfather in the same location.
The UNESCO Institute for Lifelong Learning has approved Helao Nafidi Town Council's membership to join the UNESCO Global Network of Learning Cities.
The aim is to support and accelerate the practice of lifelong learning in the town.
About 300 B2Gold workers are on suspension after failing to work late shifts after the continuous operation and exemption permits for the mine expired.
The lack of decentralisation of the Anti-Corruption Commission's functions to all fourteen regions makes it difficult for the commission to root out corruption.
Acting Head of Investigations at ACC, Justine Kanyangela, said this during the inauguration of the Khomas Anti-Corruption Regional Forum.
