Oshiwambo Epangelo tali kayandja oikulya kounona momandiki o ECD Ouminsitry woufikepamwe paukashike koo okannhu no nghalo nawa yoshiwana owa shiivifa ta uka hovela noprogram yoku yandja eendja kounona vedulife po 110 000, tava hangwa momandiki enasha no mayambulepo ounona ECD moshilongo ashishe. Minister woufike pamwe paukashike koo okanhu nonghalo nawa yoo hembudangele Emma Kantema, edi okwe dishiivifa onghela, tati omandiki o ECD efike po 3 866 otaa ka kala noshinakuwanifwa oku yandja ouwa weedja kounona. Okwati oshinyangadalwa oshili oshitopolwa […] today3 October, 2025
insert_link Environment Ecologist Weighs In On Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services Session Namibia recently hosted the 11th Session of the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services in Windhoek. The session saw the launch of the Nexus Report, a groundbreaking assessment on the interconnections between biodiversity, water, food, and health. Ecologist Dr. Peter Cuningham: today19 December, 2024
insert_link Business / Economics Food and housing drive inflation The annual inflation rate was 4.4% in August, down from 4.7% in August 2023. Monthly inflation increased to 0.3% from 0.2% in the previous month. Key contributors to inflation were food and non-alcoholic beverages and housing, water, electricity, gas, and other fuels, each contributing 1%. Namibia Statistics Agency spokesperson, Mirjam Shihepo. today10 September, 2024
insert_link Namibia June Inflation Eases to 4.6%, Food Inflation at Lowest in a Year In June, Namibia experienced a decrease in overall inflation to 4.6%, down from 4.9 in May and marking the second lowest rate of the year. Food inflation specifically dropped to 4.0%, the lowest recorded in at least a year, based on newly released data from the Namibia Statistics Agency. However, transport inflation rose sharply to 8.3%, reaching its highest level in the past 12 months, compared to just 0.1% in […] today9 July, 2024
insert_link Africa Kenya protests: Ruto pulling the finance bill is unlikely to satisfy angry young protesters – here’s why By Kathleen Klaus, Uppsala University In a move that shocked observers, Kenya’s President William Ruto announced on 26 June he was withdrawing his government’s highly controversial finance bill. This followed two days in which tens of thousands of mostly young protesters took to the streets in nationwide rallies against the proposals contained in the country’s 2024 budget. Kathleen Klaus, who has studied […] today27 June, 2024
insert_link Uncategorized Omagumbo ga konda 200 000 ga pewa omakwatho giikulya yoshikukuta okuza kepangelo Omupilima goshilongo Saara Kuugongelwa Amadhila okwa tseyitha omagumbo ga konda 200 000 ga pewa omakwatho giikulya yoshikukuta okuza kepangelo, moka mwa kwatelwa omagumbo gaayelele ga konda 30 000. Amadhila okwa thamuna ndhoka Pethimbo ta gandja oshipopiwa shombelewa omupilima goshilongo momutumba gopashigwana Etiyali. today3 April, 2024
insert_link Health / Medical Scientists and doctors raise global alarm over hormone-disrupting chemicals A farmer spraying pesticides in a rice field. Image by Galeri ega via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0). By Alden Wicker via Mongabay A new report makes the strong case that a class of industrial chemicals called endocrine disruptors are behind many diseases on the rise globally. The report calls for stronger global regulations controlling their use and release into the environment. A joint effort by the Endocrine Society and the International Pollutants Elimination Network (IPEN), the report includes […] today5 March, 2024
insert_link World ‘Flour Massacre’: Lifesaving Aid Becomes a Deadly Struggle in Gaza A boy injured from the aid convoy tragedy that occurred in Gaza City on Feb. 29, which has been described as a “massacre” by Gazans, who accuse Israel of shooting at the frenzied crowd trying to get food. Israel denies the allegations and says the people were trampled to death. The photographer, Mohammed Hajjar, was at the scene seeking food for his extended family of 34 relatives before the catastrophe […] today4 March, 2024
insert_link Africa Norwegian salmon farms gobble up fish that could feed millions in Africa A salmon farm in Finnmark, Norway. Image by Ninara via Flickr (CC BY 2.0). By Francesco De Augustinis via Mongabay Norwegian salmon farms are taking huge amounts of wild fish from West Africa, mining the food security of the region, according to a report from the U.K.-based NGO Feedback. The analysis comes as the industry faces a wave of public opposition after revelations of high mortality rates and the sale of fish […] today28 February, 2024
