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Allexer Namundjembo Rosh Pinah Zinc (RPZ) has contributed advanced digital teaching equipment worth N$300 000 to Hoeksteen Primary School and Tsau//khaeb Secondary School in Rosh Pinah. RPZ’s General Manager, Sheron Kaviua, presented the equipment, highlighting the company’s commitment to transforming education, empowering educators, and enhancing student engagement. “This sponsorship is rooted in the belief that access to digital teaching resources is vital to support students' access to different career opportunities,” she added. During the handover, Kaviua said RPZ’s long-standing commitment to community development, stating that RPZ’s purpose extends beyond mining. She also announced that the company has received approval from…

Allexer Namundjembo Abel Mubita, a security guard who obtained a bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice at the University of Science and Technology (NUST), said he will continue his career as a security officer. Mubita who is an employee of the PIS Security company said will remain in his current job until he secures his dream job. “I will still continue showing up at work even though I am a degree holder. It is now tough to get employed, and I’ll not take a risk of quitting my job because I have a degree,” he said. Mubita added that it was…

Martin Endjala The family of O’Linn Nauyoma, who drowned a month ago in Lake Guinas near Tsumeb, has yet to find closure as his body remains missing. They have tried all possible methods to retrieve his body, which disappeared under the water while on a school excursion. Lake Guinas, the largest permanent lake in Namibia, is believed to be connected to Lake Otjikoto via an underground cave system. Nauyoma (16), from Etosha Secondary School, was on a school learners' representative council excursion when he entered the lake and was never seen again. Fifteen police divers, including Oshana regional police commander…

Niël Terblanché Namibia celebrated Arbor Day with a special event held in Oshakati under the theme "Forest and Innovation: New Solutions for a Better World." The occasion on Thursday, hosted by the Ministry of Environment, Forestry, and Tourism, emphasized the vital role of technology and innovation in forest conservation while addressing deforestation and habitat degradation. The minister of environment, forestry and tourism, Pohamba Shifeta, stressed the importance of preserving Namibia’s green spaces amid urban development. He urged property developers to incorporate tree planting in urban planning to mitigate the loss of indigenous tree species while towns like Oshakati continue to…

Erasmus Shalihaxwe NamWater’s Chief Executive Officer, Abraham Nehemia has praised the Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) for its role in developing students' skills, fostering innovation, and contributing to solving real-world challenges in the water sector and beyond. Speaking at NUST's October graduation ceremony in Windhoek last week, Nehemia highlighted the collaboration between NamWater and the university. ‘’Our partnership with NUST is anchored by a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), which serves as a cornerstone for joint efforts in research, development, and innovation within the water sector,” said Nehemia. Through this partnership, NamWater offers scholarships and internships to NUST students,…