The recent expulsion of former Swakopmund constituency councillor Ciske Smith-Howard from the Independent Patriots for Change (IPC) has prompted the Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) to act on the Regional Councils Act, section 10 (3), which states that when a member nominated by a political party ceases to be a member of such party, he/she warrants vacation from such office, and elections are
Having just concluded a successful and highly impactful Intra-Africa Business Summit held from 23-25 May 2022 by the Africa Economic Leadership Council, I am left with revived and compelling afterthoughts of a united and multifunctional Africa. The Africa that we want.
Namibia Breweries Limited (NBL) leadership is adamant that becoming part of Heineken, the second largest brewer in the world, will allow NBL to better compete with global players domestically and internationally.
Bank of Namibia has appealed to commercial banks to continue being open and accommodative to local small businesses, and investigate innovative ways and means to be more supportive to assist and support economic recovery efforts.
A four-member delegation from the World Bank is visiting Namibia to provide technical support on the first-ever envisaged Agri-Index Insurance for the country, coordinated by the Namibia Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority (Namfisa).
Elelo lodoolopa yEenhana inali hala vali ovanhu va kale tava landifile momapandaanda eshi la tula po omhango kutya kukeshe omunhu ta ka hangika ta landifa momapandaanda otaka pewa ehandukilo a fute N$2 000 ile a kale eemwedi nhatu modolongo.
The Road Fund Administration has been asked to amend its current payment requirements to allow instalments from motorists who are unable to pay annual registration fees at once.
Ten selected schools in the Zambezi region received material and equipment on Friday valued at about N$400 000 from Nilaleg as part of its tree-planting initiative. The equipment includes 5 000-litre water tanks, wire fence, water pumps, pipes, spades, rakes and seedlings.
Deputy police chief Joseph Shikongo on Friday threatened to deal with Epukiro officers, who are accused of serious allegations, such as assisting inmates to see lovers, being implicated in missing livestock dockets and aiding cattle rustlers.
The Keetmanshoop community expressed their anguish over the repeated rape of a four-year-old girl in the Iileni informal settlement earlier in the week.