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Feni Hiveluah

Feni Hiveluah


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Dausab on justice, leadership and change

Though no longer at the helm of the justice ministry, Yvonne Dausab’s commitment to fairness and service remains steadfast. Dausab served from March 2020 under late president Hage Geingob’s administration until last month when president Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah reshuffled the Cabinet.…

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Leaving office: Dausab’s thoughts on equality, legacy

Former justice minister Yvonne Dausab says she would have loved to leave office with the ‘Namibian House’ being an equal society where everyone is appreciated for who they are. She says part of this was to push for the ombudsman…

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Okahandja water crisis: Team races to restore supply after pipe burst

Okahandja is faced with water shortages after heavy rains damaged pipes, but the municipality and NamWater say they are working to restore supply as soon as possible. Okahandja deputy mayor Akser Aupindi says the municipality, alongside the Namibia Water Corporation…

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Labour expert criticises government’s S&T Increase

Labour expert Herbert Jauch says the doubling of government subsistence and travel (S&T) allowances is a step in the wrong direction. He was speaking to Desert FM yesterday. “We don’t know the details of the S&T adjustment yet, but overall…

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Food shortage threatens schooling in six regions

Executive director of education Sanet Steenkamp says six out of 14 of the country’s regions have not received food as part of the government’s school feeding programme this quarter. She was speaking to Desert FM on Tuesday and mentioned the…

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Keetmanshoop launches boys’ club to tackle challenges facing boys

A New initiative at Keetmanshoop aims to support young boys in their journey to responsible manhood. Andreas Robert, the facilitator of the Quiver Tree Cluster at Keetmanshoop, says young boys often lack the mentorship and guidance necessary to confront their…

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