Kuluta nikuituta kuzwelapili kuyemiswa bakeñisa kuyekezeha kwabutuku bwaCovid-19 mwanaha kaufela. Liluko latuto neli zibahalize kuli baituti kuzwa mwasitopa samakalelo kuya kusa bulobañwi, ili babali mwapumulo yamaliha, bakazwelapili feela nilituto zapatakapata la 4 Muyana 2021.
Naha Namibia neamuhezi lituso zamakete zelikana bolule baN$180 kuzwelela mwanaha Germany, kuto tusa mwakulwanisa butuku bwaCovid-19.
Men styling women’s hair and nails are not common in Namibia, but Eric Nsamba has taken up space in the female-dominated hairdressing and nail industry – and now gives female hairstylists and nail technicians a real run for their money in Rundu.
“Gender equity has to be promoted beyond the public sector to cover all segments of society – beyond representation in leadership positions – to permeate all aspects of human endeavour if we are to realise its benefits,” said Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila.
Despite numerous efforts to safeguard the wellbeing of its employees and its business in the face of banned international travel and restricted national movement, Namibia Wildlife Resorts (NWR) has had to look at other additional measures to sustain its business.
The Ministry of Industrialisation and Trade, through the department of International Trade, will steer roadshows to create awareness of the recently launched Import/Export (IMEX) online system at border towns.
This opinion piece seeks to determine the extent to which the new Bank of Namibia Act 1 of 2020 (the Act) imports neoliberal central banking rules as well as the degree of divergence, if any, from traditional central bank mandates enshrined in law.
With spiking new Covid-19 cases and deaths being the order of the day in Namibia, the pandemic has added extra pressure to a nation already reeling. Moreover, the pandemic is no longer just a threat to human lives, as it now presents itself as a hurdle in the fulfilment of the 2030 Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
The novel coronavirus has had a devastating effect on the Namibian job market. The Ministry of Labour, Industrial Relations and Employment Creation has indicated that a total of 12 198 employees were retrenched by 896 employers from the period 1 January 2020 to 15 December 2020.
The Namibian Constitution Third Amendment Act 8 of 2014 makes provision for article 110 (a) regional governors, which states that (1) the President shall appoint regional governors as political heads of the regions, and an Act of Parliament shall further prescribe their powers and functions.