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Johanna Nanona Muatara died

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4 years ago By NBC Online

Former nbc employee, Johanna Nanona Muatara has died, following a protracted battle with cancer.

The 73-year-old Mwatara, or Aunty Jo as she was affectionately known, died in a Windhoek hospital last Thursday.

The late Mwatara worked at the nbc from 1990 until her retirement, thirteen years ago.

Police worries about the increase in child labour

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4 years ago By NBC Online

The sight of young children from Angola selling various wooden items in the streets of Oshakati and Ongwediva is worrisome as their parents are accused of forcing them to sell and beg for food and money on the streets at a young age.

Swakopmund residents conclude National Heritage Week

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4 years ago By NBC Online

Swakopmund residents, who concluded the National Heritage Week with a cultural show, have appealed to the organisers for events that promote cultural norms. 

Orange Cultural Fishing Company invests in education sector

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4 years ago By NBC Online

As part of their corporate social responsibility, Orange Cultural Fishing Company invested N$160 000 in the education sector.

Leaky sewage sparks fear of mass outbreak of water-borne disease at Max Makushe SSS

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4 years ago By NBC Online

The fear of an outbreak of water-borne diseases is a great concern to teachers and learners at the Max Makushe Senior Secondary School, as the institution is surrounded by sewage water.

The school has thus far recorded several cases among teachers, learners, and administrative and institutional workers.

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