The decision by most farmers countrywide to destock their cattle and other small livestock has spiked an increase in the country’s live cattle export market, which saw over 57 415 cattle exported since the start of the year.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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Anuwa a ekelehi okanona ke e ta tsikile noku ka landitha okapana
Omukiintu gwomimvo 24 adhika ta landitha okapana, konima ashike yoowili dhontumbu she a ekelehi okanona ke kokakadhona komvila yimwe.
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Omakonakono giilyo yopolisi iipe ga tameke
Opolisi yaNamibia oya ti, mboka taya ka mona niizemo yili nawa ,uukonaakono wopetameko nosho wo momakonakono guunamiti, otaya ka tameka omadhewo gopolisi muJuli nuumvo.
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Yeli lwopo1000 ya piti komandiki gaUnam konooli
Minista gwelongo lyopombanda Itah Kandjii-Murangi okwa ti endiki lyaUnam lyoJose Edward Dosantos olye shi pondola okupititha aantu yeli 820 okuza esiku lya totwa po, sigo onena.
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GIPF approves 5% increase in monthly benefits
The Government Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF) has announced an increase in pension and disability income benefits.
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Fuel hike on cards as oil prices on upward trend
The petrol price will go up by 70 cents per litre, while both grades of diesel will increase by 40 cents a litre this Thursday.
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Belgium’s King Phillipe in Windhoek today
Belgium’s King Phillipe will arrive in Windhoek this afternoon on a five-day State visit.
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Local content, collaboration needed for oil industry …as supermajors ponder development options
The Namibian International Energy Conference (NIEC) 2024 that took place in Windhoek last week emphasised the prioritisation of ‘Namibian content’ or local content centered around empowering domestic business participation.
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Public outcry over baby found in dunes
The shocking abandonment of a toddler in the dunes has stirred up intense anger among Namibians nationwide, who are now calling for both parents to be held accountable.
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RedForce lodges urgent application
RedForce debt management company has lodged an urgent application in the High Court of Namibia, after the five-year debt-collecting contract they signed with the Walvis Bay municipality was cancelled on Thursday by the council.