Nearly 1 300 employees of Rani retailers and other affiliated franchises across the country might not receive their June salaries after the Bank of Namibia froze the companies’ accounts.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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Youth rugby invitational draws near
Leading financial service provider Momentum Namibia has announced its sponsorship of the highly anticipated Momentum Namibia Youth Rugby Invitational tournament, scheduled for 10 to 15 July in Windhoek.
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Likwena zemashumi amane lika lekiswa
Kamuleo wakubata kufukuza likomano hala batu ni lihahabe, kwamukulela walinuka mwalikiliti zefumaneha mutuloupa ili Kavango ya Wiko, Upa ni Zambezi, likolo la silalanda lika beya famusika likwena zemashumi amane.
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Namibia to host AviaDev Africa 2024
AviaDev Africa, the leading platform dedicated to enhancing connectivity to, from and within the African continent, will be held in Windhoek in June 2024 and hosted by the Namibia Airports Company.
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Swapo directs Govt to clearly define ‘spouse’
The ruling party has officially resolved to direct government to immediately take executive and legislative steps to clearly define the word 'spouse' in alignment with Namibia’s definition of marriage, which is a union between a man and a woman.
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Geingob hosts Denmark and Netherlands premiers today
President Hage Geingob will today meet Denmark’s prime minister Mette Frederiksen and the Netherland’s prime minister Mark Rutte, who are in Namibia on joint working visits.
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Frustrated residents invade Farm 37
The quest for land reached a climax on Friday when residents, identifying themselves as the backyard tenants’ association were stopped by the Namibian police after invading Farm 37 in Walvis Bay.
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Walvis Bay focus on housing, service delivery
The Walvis Bay town council on Thursday tabled a N$609 million capital budget for the 2023/2024 financial year.
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Airport cargo handling tender in limbo
The ongoing tussle over whom to provide ground-handling services at Hosea Kutako International Airport is far from over.
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Twenty-eight years for strangling girlfriend
A 33-year-old man who admitted that he strangled his police officer girlfriend and mother of his two young children to death in October 2021, was sentenced to an effective 28 years imprisonment last Wednesday by Windhoek High Court Christi Liebenberg.