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Puyeipawa Nakashole
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Journalist, The Namibian
Khomas
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By Puyeipawa Nakashole Verified| The Namibian Verified The University of Namibia (Unam) is calling on Namibians to donate their bodies to be used by medical students during their studies. The university says so far 11 individuals have pledged to contribute to the Unam School of Medicine through donating their corpses for research purposes. Unam School of Medicine spokesperson Simon Namesho says the institution has seen a notable increase in public interest in body donations since receiving its first Namibian cadaver in 2024.
By Puyeipawa Nakashole Verified| The Namibian Verified The family of Ingrid Maasdorp (5), who was raped and murdered at Okahanjda in March, say they are losing faith in the Namibian Police, with the perpetrator still at large. According to Maasdrop’s grandmother, Dolly Maasdrop (54), who raised the deceased since birth, Ingrid was allegedly dropped off at KW von Marees Combined School at Okahandja on the morning of 20 March but never returned home.
By Puyeipawa Nakashole Verified| The Namibian Verified Independent Patriots for Change (IPC) member of parliament Bertha Nghifikwa has criticised the current education system for promoting pupils without academic merit, failing to prepare youth for the job market, and neglecting schools in rural areas.
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The Namibian
The Namibian is Namibia’s largest daily newspaper, established on August 30, 1985, by journalist Gwen Lister. Initially a weekly publication advocating for Namibian independence, it transitioned to a daily format on April 1, 1989. The newspaper is owned by the Free Press of Namibia and is headquartered in Windhoek West. It publishes content in both English and Oshiwambo, with a dedicated Oshiwambo section available on Fridays. The Namibian covers a wide range of topics, including politics, business, lifestyle, and investigative journalism. It is recognized for its commitment to press freedom and has played a significant role in advocating for democracy in Namibia. The newspaper has a strong digital presence, providing news online to reach a broader audience. Over the years, it has built relationships with various sectors, including the general public, local businesses, and policy advocates, contributing to its reputation as a vital source of information in the country.
Windhoek, Khomas, Namibia
Founded: 1986