Currently in its 10th year, the Katuka Mentorship Programme has produced significant results in the careers of the participating mentees. Since its launch in 2001, by the late Lena Markus, former Economist Businesswomen of the...
Read MoreThe Ministry of Environment and Tourism has earmarked an additional 15 550 square kilometres of land for conservation. The land will be brought under protected landscapes management arrangements under a new project which is...
Read MoreSouth Africa’s major Indian Ocean seaboard city, Durban, is moving to centre stage as it prepares for the 17th Conference of Parties to the UN Convention on Climate Change, the so-called COP 17 meeting.The ultimate aim of the...
Read MoreThe first Namibian barley has been harvested at Mahenene, Mashare, Manheim and Hardap under the leadership of Dr Jorry Kaurivi of UNAM, with the support of the Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry, and Namibia Breweries...
Read MoreWhat happened?We have seen an interesting hiatus in the development of weather patterns variously around the world as year 2011 progressed. Seasons have tended to develop late before catching up and providing “seasonable”...
Read MoreThe Law Society of Namibia this week announced its new council, elected a week ago at the statutory body’s 2011 annual general meeting. Re-elected members are Advocate Daan Small, Natasha Bassingthwaighte, Esi Schimming-Chase,...
Read More“In Katuka, we do not believe in weaknesses, we only believe in strengths” those were the words of encouragement given to the old and new mentees and mentors of the Katuka Mentorship Programme by its patron and MD of...
Read MoreThe solutions for mitigating the impact of climate change focuses on restricting emissions of greenhouse gases and supplying governments of poor countries with aid, without the necessary transfer of skills and technology, said...
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