Month: March 2021

Ookansela miitopolwa ya yooloka monooli, oya kwashilipaleke kutya aantu oyendji, unene aanyasha oye na eitulomo noya ninga omaindilo goopoloyeka, oku tota po noku humitha komeho oongeshefa dhawo.

KATIMA MULILO – Khuta yenyinyani ya Sibbinda ili yewela mwakamaiso ya sizo sa Mafwe, mwasikiliti sa Zambezi isiala ikwalilwe bakeñisa kulwanela bunduna bwa silao. Kulwanela situlo kumwahala mabasi amabeli, ili Nanjala-July Mungu ni Nezyuba-Ziambo Mwilima, ili base bangile lilimolimo inge basa lumelelani kuli yaswanela kunga bunduna kimañi.

KAMANJAB – Likwambuyu watuto Anna Nghipondoka uelelize bazamaisi balikolo kuambuka kulumela mukoloko wa zeswanela kulekiwa kwa bashemi.

KATIMA MULILO – Misebezi ya babalikana myanda ye mine neile ni musi, kasamulaho mulilo omutuna nosinyize muyaho walintolo, walule lwa masheleñi Labune mwatolopo ya Katima Mulilo.

In 2020, Namibia, recorded a decline in the values of both imports and exports, which resulted in a deficit amounting to N$19.6 billion, narrowing from its 2019 level of N$20 billion.

The Ministry of Labour, Industrial Relations and Employment Creation last week held a two-day induction workshop in Windhoek for the five newly appointed five of the Wage Commission. 

Increased demand from a reopening global economy coupled with a local under-recovery resulting in pump prices not reflective of the actual market will see Namibians pay 80 cents a litre more for both petrol and diesel as of 3 March 2021. 

 The Government Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF) has in recent years increased the shift and reliance on the use of information technology for our staff and members.

Capricorn Group says it met the challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic head-on.

The New Era of Friday 26 February 2020 carried two stories which are on face value unconnected, yet a very thick line brings them together.