The Namibia Institute of Mining and Technology employees said the institution needs to address its wage bill by getting rid of unnecessary positions.
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Namcol ready to absorb 24 000 learners
The Namibian College of Open Learning is prepared to register about 24 000 learners for the 2023 academic year at an average of two subjects per learner.
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Retired footballers want drastic reforms…Albert Tjihero calls on former players for crucial indaba
Former South West Africa (SWA) inspirational skipper and African Stars rock steady defender Albert Tjihero has joined a chorus of discontent amongst former footballers, visibly unhappy with the current state of affairs in domestic football.
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Golden Oldies need sponsors for international friendly
The Golden Oldies Football Club, a team of over 60-year-old football players, is in need of funding to travel to South Africa and compete in a friendly match against South African football legends.
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Weak global demand still biggest business challenge…as growth prospects remain ‘anemic’ and recession a high risk
Despite the World Bank forecast for the global economy to grow by 1.7% in 2023 and 2.7% in 2024, chief economists at the World Economic Forum (WEF) still expect the majority of global businesses and households to grapple with persistent headwinds throughout 2023.
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National Assembly reviews its rules
A validation workshop by the National Assembly on the draft standing rules and orders and internal arrangements and committee rules is currently underway in Swakopmund.
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Zambezi police launch crime prevention operation
The Zambezi regional police launched an operation on Tuesday in Katima Mulilo with the aim of enhancing crime combating strategies.
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Govt removes over 70km of illegal fencing
The Ministry of Agriculture, Water, and Land Reform has managed to remove illegal fences covering a combined 72.3 kilometres in Kavango West and Ohangwena regions.
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Unam courses fail accreditation test
The University of Namibia students are displeased after 17 programmes, which were scheduled to be offered this academic year, have been cancelled as they have not been accredited.
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Over 900 implicated in tax fraud
The number of people implicated in the massive fraudulent tax refund scam has increased from 409, as reported in July 2022, to 921 while the amount involved has escalated from N$36 million to an astronomical N$136 million.