Ministries of Labour in Africa have been urged to adapt their actions and services on a regular basis and to develop new forms of organization management to enable them offer effective and diligent services to citizenry. The Cabinet Secretary for Labour and Social Protection, Mr. Simon Chelugui said by developing new organization management, interventions and innovation, they will also provide

In Numbers Net Funding Requirements: US$ 6.1 m six-month (September 2021 – February 2022) People Assisted in August 2021 Cash Based Transfers: 1,775 households in Omusati Region Food Voucher Programme: A total of 2,700 households in Kunene and Ohangwena Region Home Grown School Feeding Programme: 1,472 learners from HGSFP four pilot schools in Kunene Region. Community-based Livelihood Projects: 355 households

Stakeholder coordination is one of the most pertinent strategic objectives which should form part of a strategic plan and needs to be strengthened if Namibia wants to achieve total inclusivity. These were Deputy Minister of Disability Affairs Alexia Manombe-Ncube’s sentiments while addressing the week-long strategic planning workshop of the Namibian Organisation of Youth with Disabilities (NOYD) at Swakopmund on Monday.

Minister of Industrialisation and Trade, Lucia Iipumbu has urged Namibians to support local businesses as their goal is to create a thriving local economy by maximising potential, increasing their market share, and creating an environment for Namibia to become self-sustaining. Iipumbu made these remarks on Monday during the presentation of the activities for the second phase of the Buy Local,