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WINDHOEK – The Ministry of International Relations and Cooperation wants to acquire own diplomatic mission premises instead of renting in host countries, it said last week.

WINDHOEK - Agricultural Business Development Agency (Agribusdev), the government agency tasked with managing and supervising the green schemes program across the country, has been operating without a valid board since last year.

WALVIS BAY – President of the Trade Union congress of Namibia (Tucna) Paulus Hango says that they will act on industries that have not yet introduced a minimum wage to its employees.

EENHANA – Oshiwana shovakwanyama okudja moikadjo iheyali yomoikandjo ihetatu mOukwanyama ova ninga omunyanyo fiyo okeembelewa daNgoloneya woshitukulwa Ohangwena kEenhana nokuyandja omukandanyenyeto tava pula Ohamba nomalenga ayo amwe va kale va fiyapo oshipundi meemhadi ditalala.

WINDHOEK-Aaniilonga ya pyokoka  mokumuna oohi muuministeli woohi noonzo  dhomefuta mboka ye li aakwashigwana yaCuba  oya li ya ponokelwa kaalumentu yatatu ka ye shiwike  noombele  ee taya ehamekwa.

ONDANGWA - Omukalimo gomomukunnda Onelago mOndangwa Namhuya Valve  Kotokeni okwa kumagidha kehe ngoka taka edhilila iimuna ngele ye ya momapya gawo kaaye yi dhenge, yo kaye yi sithe ondjala.

OHANGWENA - Omulumentu gwomimvo 37 Festus Tuhafeni Frans  okwa dhipaga omukiintu gwe sho e mu tsu noshitenda omanga ina imangeleka momukunda Oshimumu mOshitoplwa shaHangwena.

WINDHOEK - Prosecutor General Martha Imalwa yesterday confirmed she is scrutinising an Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) docket alleging the role supposedly played by ministers Katrina Hanse-Himarwa and Alpheus Naruseb in allocating a resettlement farm to Hanse-Himarwa’s son.

WINDHOEK - The Development Bank of Namibia (DBN) and other minority shareholders in Ohorongo Cement are unsure about the strategic intentions of a predominantly Chinese company, International Cement Group (ICG), which is set to become Ohorongo’s majority shareholder. 

WINDHOEK - Charles Winston Manale, 36, was sentenced to an effective jail term of 15 years yesterday morning by Windhoek High Court Judge Dinnah Usiku, on convictions of fraud and money laundering.