2022-04-12Eveline de Klerk Councillors serving on the Walvis Bay municipal council are fuming after the local authority erroneously paid N$1.2 million to a security company. Council has now opted to launch an investigation into the overpayment and take necessary steps against employees for alleged maladministration. View more
2022-04-12Eveline de Klerk NamPower has invested in a multi-million-dollar substation in the Erongo region to meet the current and future electricity supply in the region. NamPower last week briefed the media with regards to the ongoing project, the Sekelduin substation, located about 4km from Swakopmund, on the backroad to Walvis Bay. View more
2022-04-14Eveline de Klerk The Walvis Bay municipality’s CEO position will be readvertised after some councillors and political parties apparently interfered with the process. View more
2022-04-19Eveline de Klerk Speculation around the new container terminal was finally put to rest when the Namibia Ports Authority announced that they will be leasing it for the next 25 years. View more
2022-04-21Eveline de Klerk Political considerations will not come into play when choosing/picking the preferred bidder to run the new container terminal for the next 25 years. View more
2022-04-29Eveline de Klerk The fishing sector is considered the third largest contributor to the country’s GDP; however, this sector’s greater impact is felt more in its spinoffs and the livelihoods it sustains all over the country. View more
2022-04-29Eveline de Klerk The Fisheries ministry will need N$58 million to carry out the Marine and Inland Monitoring, Control and Surveillance programme to combating of illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing activities within Namibia’s exclusive economic zone as well as on the inland water bodies. View more
2022-04-29Eveline de Klerk The local fish trade not only promotes the consumption of fish in Namibia but it is an economical vehicle that addresses unemployment, entrepreneurship and food security in the country. View more
2022-04-29Eveline de Klerk Not everybody has the opportunity to choose a perfectly suited career or do what they love. Some jobs are a mere stepping stone to greatness. View more
2022-04-29Eveline de Klerk Namibia’s Fisheries Observer Agency is one of the country’s critical state-owned enterprises, tasked with safeguarding the natural resources for future generations, despite serious challenges. View more
2022-04-29Eveline de Klerk Aquaculture is the farming of aquatic organisms of freshwater, seawater or brackish water origins for various purposes such as food, ornamental and commodities. View more
2022-05-03Eveline de Klerk The government is set to proceed with the procurement of a second multi-billion-dollar desalination plant to be constructed at the coast in partnership with NamWater. View more
2022-05-03Eveline de Klerk You do not need political experience or background to serve but to know your duties and what is expected from you. View more
2022-05-03Eveline de Klerk WHILE celebrating May Day, politicians hailed the great strides made to improve the lives of workers in independent Namibia, and trade unionists pleaded for a more professional and responsive approach by labour officials. View more
2022-05-05Eveline de Klerk Trade experts from Angola met with the Namibian business community to clarify their country’s Presidential Decree No.23/19, which was set in 2019 to protect domestic producers and products. View more
2022-05-05Eveline de Klerk Intermittent sulphur outbreaks in the Atlantic ocean have forced Rössing Uranium Limited to look at alternative measures to ensure operations at the mine continue uninterrupted. View more
2022-05-06Eveline de Klerk The Independent Patriots for Change have told their Swakopmund constituency councillor Ciske Smith-Howard to either resign or get fired. View more
2022-05-06Eveline de Klerk A case of possible police negligence is being investigated in the Erongo region after a trial-awaiting prisoner escaped from the holding cells at the Walvis Bay police station. View more
2022-05-09Eveline de Klerk After spending close to N$103 million to acquire the remaining 50% shares of the four-star Swakopmund Hotel and Entertainment Centre, TransNamib CEO Johnny Smith says the rail parastatal will consider selling the property in future. View more
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