A new anticipated engine of growth for the domestic economy is anticipated to revive Kunene after the region was recognised for its potential to host the country’s green hydrogen hub.
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Naloba decries ‘unfair foreign competition’
A new association representing the interests of local businesspeople said it is against the idea of allowing foreign nationals to do business in economic sectors that Namibians can do.
India seeks Namibian cheetahs
The Indian government has asked Namibia’s assistance to repopulate its extinct cheetah population.
Sikondo irrigation ploughs ahead
The Sikondo irrigation project is on track with agricultural activities despite numerous economic challenges, including ageing infrastructure and high electricity costs.
Namibians urged to evacuate Ukraine… as Kiev agrees to talks with Moscow
International relations minister Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has urged Namibians in Ukraine to flee to neighbouring countries such as Poland where they can seek refuge and be assisted by government.
Church leaders demand apology… Ndeitunga refuses to budge
“We are tired of humiliation and unfair treatment by the police.” This was the constant chant by members of the Christian Freedom Fighters, who last week staged a demonstration against the Namibian police in Ohangwena.
Muinjangue wants gender quotas in parly
National Unity Democratic Organisation member of parliament Utjiua Muinjangue has called on fellow legislators to consider introducing enforceable gender quotas to boost female representation in parliament.
Ex-Rundu managers’ corruption case dismissed
The corruption case against former Rundu Town Council strategic executives Herman Haingura and Athanasius Maghumbo has been struck from the court roll after a further postponement request from the State was denied.
NQA warns against bogus institutions
The Namibia Qualifications Authority has once again warned students to be on the lookout for bogus institutions in Namibia.
IPPR urges continuous consultation on Cybercrime Bill
The Institute for Public Policy Research has called on lawmakers to ensure the draft Cybercrime Bill ensures that the protection it aims to provide is balanced, reasonable, and achieved through constitutional means while upholding the principles of the rule of law.