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SMSes for Thursday 16 May 2013
SMS Of The Day *NEXT week school will start. Can you please prepare your kids physically, emotionally and socially.
Tov pays children to keep them in school
This is how much the Tov Multipurpose Centre in Tsumeb has committed to paying 20 primary school pupils attending the Ondundu Primary school.
Thank you, the Boers are dead. Nujoma's boys have killed the Boers, you all saw that they are dead.
THE Public Service Commission does not have any document in its files indicating that Namibia's President has ever given his consent to members of the commission to do paid work besides their official position, PSC Chairperson Eddie Amkongo revealed in the High Court in Windhoek yesterday.
Chasing the dots ... The Mix: One Namibia, Two Nations
CITIZEN Nahas, as usual when putting on his private hat hit the nail on the head by pointing out the reality that politics in Namibia is working hard to divide our nation.
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President Expected To Declare State Of Emergency Over Namibia's Drought Situation
President Hifikepunye Pohamba is expected to officially declare a state of emergency for the drought situation currently ravaging Namibia, says Prime Minister Hage Geingob.
Sadc Troika commends Zim Wednesday, 15 May 2013 00:00 Hebert Zharare Political Editor Zimbabwe Herald THE Sadc Troika has hailed Zimbabwe for successfully holding a referendum in a peaceful, free and fair environment in March and expressed hope the same would obtain ahead of harmonised elections expected on or before the expiry of the Seventh ... (more)
DROUGHT IMPACT ... A carcass of a cow that died because of drought outside Opuwo in the Kunene region.
A Political Economy Of Failure?
UNTIL a few months ago our Minister of Defence Nahas Angula served as the country's prime minister.
Slums Are A Source of Insecurity In Africa
AFRICA is on the verge of a major developmental take off. Business is booming, urban centres are expanding and the sky-scrappers are springing up in almost every major African city.
Namibia: Simmering Disputes Over Land in Kavango
Among the most contentious issues that the newly appointed Kavango Regional Governor, Dr Samuel Mbambo, will face when he takes over the reins as governor are two major disputes relating to land ownership between two traditional leaders.
Namibia: Nujoma Urges Youth to Be Their Own Boss
Onawa ya Kiliana - The Founding Father of the Nation, Dr Sam Nujoma, has urged the youth to concentrate on entrepreneurship and innovation as they are the catalysts for economic growth.
Pilots may sue Namibia for false arrest
Police said on Monday that millions of rands were stolen during the robbery at the FNB Stadium not long after the Justin Bieber concert.
A more traditional postcard shot of Windhoek taken from the steps of the Alte Feste .
Tender exemptions continue unabated
THE Namibia Tender Board which falls under the Ministry of Finance, and is charged with oversight of the government's procurement portfolio approved N$9 billion worth of tenders that enjoyed exemption privileges in the 2012-13 financial year and were awarded to handpicked companies.
Namibia: Pohamba Calls for Respect of Labour Laws
President Hifikepunye Pohamba has asked that the Ministry of Labour and Social Welfare as well as trade unions work together in formulating measures that would enforce companies to uphold labour laws.
SMS Of The Day *MY goodness. I forgot I was in Namibia when I went to CTM on Friday.
Housing has become a problem because of lack of affordability. We need to remember that shelter and housing is not a privilege but a basic need just like food and water.
Another shot from central Windhoek. I have visited this site several times to try and get a balanced shot as the light is quite tricky.
The Last Train to Zona Verde' by Paul Theroux
Remember your favorite grandparent - the one who was smart, sweet, funny, and wise, if a bit cranky and repetitive? "The Last Train to Zona Verde," Paul Theroux's latest major travel book, is a lot like that.