An ounce of prevention

Wednesday, January 07, 2015

Elsewhere in this edition, we carry the heart-rending stories of families in Serowe and Selebi Phikwe who were left homeless by heavy rains over the festive season.

The National Disaster Management Office (NDMO) has quickly stepped into the heart of the situation and is providing forms of relief, from shelter to the provision of food basket.

While the Office’s actions are commendable, it is necessary to also consider that with progressive planning or prudent interventions, these disasters are avoidable.

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An ounce of prevention

Elsewhere in this edition, we carry the heart-rending stories of families in Serowe and Selebi Phikwe who were left homeless by heavy rains over the festive season.

Craftsmanship galore at Stan Chart Gin Soiree

Trytogether mentorship, a boost for women’s rugby

BNSC denies footing Namibia’s bill

Karate’s coup declared unlawful

Ngakaagae challenges evidence in Phase 2 shootout case

MissArtsy finds comfort in vectorisation

Madikwe Cultural Festival returns bigger, better

Vanstaden turns dreams into reality

Morwaeng’s rants: Leaders must listen