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Namibia’s U-23 side draws Angola in Olympic qualifiers Namibia’s U-23 team will face Angola in the first round of the CAF qualifiers for the 2028 Olympic Games. The two-leg tie is scheduled between September 28 and October 6, 2026. It is still some distance f...
The report that 650 pupils dropped out in Kavango West during the first semester, most of them boys, is painful to read. Parents, teachers, traditional leaders and community groups will each see a different part of the problem, but keeping boys in school may...
The Ebenezer Soup Kitchen story is a useful reminder that support is not always a big programme or a polished announcement. Sometimes it is a reliable meal, a safe place, and people showing up again tomorrow. That kind of work deserves attention, and practica...
Employment policy needs more than a draft on paper Namibia’s proposed amendments to the Employment Service Act are now being discussed through regional consultations involving employers, workers, trade unions, civil-society groups and young people. That range...
Windhoek should explain DPR2 before the first drop of water Recycling wastewater into drinking water is not a strange idea, but residents should not hear only the project name and the price tag. They need a plain explanation of the treatment steps, testing, s...
Would you drink water made from treated wastewater? This short explainer about Windhoek’s water-security system is worth watching. The Goreangab Reclamation Plant treats wastewater to a very high standard and returns it to the drinking-water supply. That soun...
A pipeline may help Windhoek later, but people in Kavango East and Kavango West are right to ask what happens to their own water needs first. Consultation should not be a box to tick after the route is already imagined. 🌿