FUNDING … Namibia has signed a financing agreement with China for a grant worth N$486 million to support development projects across the country. The agreement was signed in Windhoek on Thursday by National Planning Commission director general Kaire Mbuende and China's ambassador to Namibia, Zhao Weiping.
The funds will be used for priority projects under Namibia’s sixth National Development Plan, including the construction and expansion of schools, improvements to healthcare services and water supply projects.
Video: National Planning Commission
@TheBriefLive@ngurare This will improve governance, professionalism, and decision making internally. Unions that are more organized, and development focused will no longer be seen as opposition forces, but as strategic partners in building stable industries, fair workplaces for the land of the Brave
@TheBriefLive@ngurare Strong unions help protect workers, monitor productivity, and promote accountability at grassroots level. Modern labour laws should also require professional standards in union administration, including qualified staff in HR, law, and administration.
@TheBriefLive@ngurare For African countries to move from exporting raw materials to real industrial development, governments must recognize trade unions as key partners in economic growth and workplace transformation.
This must be one of the most embarrassing things to happen in front of a crowd 😭
She started so well that you’d think she had everything under control.
It was great talking to Stephen and the inspiring young people we’ve worked with at the @ObamaFoundation on the @ColbertLateShow.
When the Obama Presidential Center opens this June 19, my hope is that this will be a place where people can come together to meet, learn, and work with each other to create change in their communities. Learn more at https://t.co/ahkDMKalIn.
@mieyolisa In most cases, ladies are often younger and faster, 😉 so indeed it is strange for a Man to resign simply because the lady is calling him old and slow.
#tapout
@NBCDigitalNews It is interestingly Alarming that Dr Iitula has opted to stay mute on the PSEMAS issue?
As a Doctor, and the official opposition leader, one would like to know whether or not he supports fellow Doctor Hon. Luvindao's initiative in hope to transform the Public Healthcare System
@TheNamibian Wow. How many billions will be redirected to the State hospitals?
How many other sectors will follow this very good example?
Or are majority selfish?
@elonmusk@neuralink Great I hope you will also assist to build schools in Africa because the education system requires an Elon Musk extreme makeover.
#xlearning