The Minister of Higher Education has invited trade unions to nominate four members to the Namibia Training Authority Board.
This follows a call by unions and employer associations last week that the current board be dissolved, as it is allegedly not properly constituted in accordance with the law.
Namport has clinched a deal that will see six passenger cruise liners spend more days at Walvis Bay in October to boost tourism.
Normally, these cruise liners dock at the harbour for less than a day, spending less money on the local economy.
Members of Parliament in the National Council urged the government to prioritise training for teachers and other stakeholders in the education sector to effectively navigate the revised curriculum.
A South African company, Oceana Group, has apologised over claims that the suspended Managing Director of its Namibian subsidiary, Erongo Marine Enterprises, had resigned.
In a statement, the company said Dr. Martha Uumati's employment was terminated by mutual agreement.
Addressing malnutrition in Namibia requires a multi-sectoral and 'whole of society' approach.
This would involve dealing with the root causes of malnutrition and a lack of an adequate diet.
