President Hage Geingob has implored the Judiciary to find other means to improve justice for all.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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Government withdraws suit against hostel food tender cancellation
The education ministry has notified the Windhoek High Court of its decision not to continue with the suit it had filed against the review panel’s decision to suspend the contracts awarded to four food supply companies and have the tendering process start afresh.
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NamRa to address bottlenecks at cargo entry points
The Namibia Revenue Agency has launched the Time Release Study to measure how long it takes to release imported or exported goods at the
borders.
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Ya mangwa molwuulunga wiimuna
Opolisi yaNamibia oya manga po aantu ye li omugoyi mboka ya adhika niimuna oshowo oonyama kaadhi na oomikandapitikilo.
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African airlines continue with demand recovery
African airlines’ annual traffic rose 89.2% in 2022 versus the prior year. Full year 2022 capacity was up 51% and load factor climbed 14.5 percentage points to 71.7%, the lowest among all global regions.
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Trade ministry takes public consultations to north east
The Ministry of Industrialisation and Trade is tasked within its mandate to facilitate and strengthen stakeholder engagements, dialogue and cooperation.
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NCCI, Finland undertake business seminar
The Embassy of Finland, together with the Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI) and Finnpartnership, has scheduled a Doing Business with Finland Seminar on 21 February in Windhoek.
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Sinvula wins first leg in dismissal suit
Suspended Grootfontein municipality CEO Kisco Sinvula has managed to convince the High Court that he stands a good chance at proving and subsequently winning his labour dispute currently before court.
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Shannon’s son entrusted to alleged killer
The late Shannon Wasserfall’s son was supposed to remain with Azaan Madisia (30) to wean him off breastfeeding, the boyfriend of Wasserfall testified yesterday.
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Nsfaf fraud hearing set for July
The hearing for the case in which the Namibia Student Financial Assistance Fund (Nsfaf) wants the court to compel its former payment officer to pay back more than N$500 000 he fraudulently transferred to a “student” will continue in July.