Urban and Rural Development Minister Erastus Uutoni yesterday slammed the City of Windhoek’s leadership for failing to agree terms with striking cleaners.
Author: Maihapa Ndjavera (Maihapa Ndjavera )
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Higher credit cost still haunts consumers…as BoN raises repo rate
Consumers have to keep on tightening their belts, just as they have been doing for the last couple of years due to the severe impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on living costs, coupled with a persistent recession.
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Omaheke aims to become major dairy producer
The Omaheke region, well known as Namibia’s cattle country, has embarked on a quest to save the country’s dairy industry from total collapse. According to Omaheke governor Pijoo Nganate, the region is in line to become one of the hubs for dairy products amidst efforts to become self-sufficient and create more employment.
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City cleaners demand permanent employment
City of Windhoek ward contractors on Monday embarked on a demonstration demanding better working conditions. Workers are further demanding permanent employment as many of them have been working on a contract basis from as far back as 1990.
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PM urges youth to harness opportunities for economic growth
Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila said Namibia is a wealthy country, but the majority of its citizens are poor.
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Nganate advocates for Omaheke uranium mining
Omaheke governor Pijoo Nganate last week urged Namibians to abandon what he called ‘fear of the unknown’ to allow Uranium One to continue with its controversial mining operations in the area.
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IPPR advises health ministry on procurement
Ideally, all procurement for any institution during a given financial year should closely correlate with what is contained in that entity’s annual procurement plan.
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Namibia pushes mining prospects at Cape Town indaba…as Alweendo calls for more investment into green hydrogen space
Namibia is showcasing the country’s investment opportunities in the mining sector at the 2023 Invest in African Mining Indaba.
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Pickering: Laws should speak to today’s problems
Justice ministry executive director Gladice Pickering yesterday said it remains imperative that Namibian laws speak loudly to the country’s developmental agenda.
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ǀKhom-i hâ tide ǀhôakao!narib ǀkha a ǁaxa ǂhanub sîsenaon !oagu – Schlettweini
!Hū-omkhâis, ǁgam-i tsî !hūde ǁkhawa !gâi!gâi!nâs di ministeri, Calle Schlettweini ge ǀgaisa !khâikhomsa mā tsî ge mî, !narib tsî ǂkhôadīs ǁgammās !aroma hâ xūn dis ǀgaisa ǂâiǂhansens ase nē ministerisa ība !khaisa.