In response to the introduction of a pilot programme for a four-day work week in Namibia, the labour, industrial relations and employment-creation ministry remains open to considering innovative approaches to enhance work-life balance and productivity within the domestic workforce.
Zambian president Hakainde Hichilema, through the Lusaka City Council, has delivered on his promise to rename two prominent roads in that country’s capital city after Namibia’s late president Hage Geingob and founding president Sam Nujoma.
Following the swearing-in of two new Popular Democratic Movement members as Members of Parliament yesterday, United People’s Movement president Jan
van Wyk has vowed to do whatever it takes to prove that the PDM violated their agreement, and not the UPM.
The body of a 19-year-old Johanna Mukwangu who was attacked and dragged to the bottom of the Kavango River at Tuguva village by a crocodile on Saturday was recovered on Monday afternoon after an intensive search of the river.
The long-running murder and stock theft trial of four men accused of murdering renowned stock theft investigator Hiambepo ‘Major’ Kazeurua, resumed in the Windhoek High Court this week before Acting Judge Alfred Siboleka.
Domestic violence has resulted in the death of a 34-year-old mother from Okombahe last Friday, while another survived a brutal attack and stab wounds by her ex-partner in Swakopmund over the same weekend.
From the consummate facilities on offer at the various competition venues to the warm hospitality and overall organisation; Namibia’s chef de mission at the 2023 All Africa Games (AAG), Tjeripo Musutua, says the conditions are perfect for Team Namibia to produce the desired results.
Fuel prices, namely petrol and both diesel grades, will remain unchanged for March. This means that at the port of entry in Walvis Bay, petrol will stay at N$20.78 per litre, diesel 50 ppm will remain at N$21.05 per litre and diesel 10 ppm at N$21.25 per litre.
Nedbank Group delivered a strong financial performance for the 12 months to 31 December 2023 compared with the 12-month prior as headline earnings (HE) increased 11% to R15.7 billion.
The Kunene region tops the list of regions with the highest number of people with disabilities also battling unemployment.