Several road contractors who were left hanging after the Public Procurement Review Panel cancelled their tenders to maintain tarred roads in several towns, will now get their jobs back following the Roads Authority’s win in the Windhoek High Court yesterday.
African companies have shown interest in being part of the long-awaited Botswana-Namibia multi-billion-dollar railway project.
The untimely passing of president Hage Geingob last Sunday was the biggest test to the country’s democracy and to the unity of society as a whole, but Namibians from all walks of life once again chose calmness and love for their motherland above all.
The leadership of Swapo has kept their cards close to their chests regarding the way forward in terms of filling the vacant position of the party’s president.
President Nangolo Mbumba says he has no presidential ambitions beyond 21 March 2025, quashing claims that he could run for the highest office in the land in November.
The highly-anticipated Namibia International Energy Conference (NIEC) is back, and this time it promises to be bigger and more impactful than ever before.
National Petroleum Corporation of Namibia (Namcor) interim managing director Ebson Uanguta noted that Namcor’s shareholding in natural resources is not capped at 10%.
The long-awaited rent control bill seems to be eluding the legislator as it is not among the bills set to be introduced during the 2024/2025 legislative year. This came to the fore after the justice ministry last week announced a list of bills to be tabled.
Fuel prices will be decreased minimally, by 4 cents per litre, as pump prices will be attuned based on adjustments of new transport rates in areas where fuel is transported from inland depots via road. This is because changes in transport rates directly impact the pump price in each town.
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