Finance minister Iipumbu Shiimi said uranium miners in Namibia are waiting for prices to recover to revive projects suspended when prices reached unsustainably low levels.
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Oil importers warned to expect wider deficits
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said the Russia-Ukraine conflict is a major blow to the global economy that will hurt growth and raise prices.
Opinion | Dealing with significant loss
How do you deal with significant loss in your life? Loss, a simple four letter word, holds such deep implications that for some can be life transformative.
International visitors discuss Nama culture, language
The recently ended annual Nama Cultural Festival hosted Nama visitors from Botswana and South Africa who expressed admiration for Namibia’s recognition of their culture and language.
Trial-awaiting inmates claim torture
Trial-awaiting inmates housed at the Echo section at the Windhoek Correctional Facility claim brutal assaults and torture at the hands of correctional officers.
Govt engages communities on wildlife conflict
With the increasing human wildlife conflict, there is a need to engage affected communities to hear their plight and also educate them on what to do once they or their relatives become victims.
‘Born again’ spear killer slapped with 30 years
Windhoek High Court Judge Dinnah Usiku yesterday sentenced a man she convicted of murder with direct intent read with the provisions of the Combating of Domestic Violence Act to an effective 30-year jail term.
Banks should serve all Namibians – Geingob
President Hage Geingob encouraged Namibian financial institutions to continue holding hands with government by supporting the second phase of Namibia’s struggle – economic emancipation.
School feeding fuels attendance
Government’s school feeding programme, which benefits over 460 000 children, has been impacting school attendance, according to officials.
Agro-processing dream still elusive
… lack of serious investment hamstrings sector