The Angolan police have warned their Namibian counterparts that the poaching of protected wildlife could increase, caused by crop losses in the Zambezi region due to a lack of rainfall for nearly a month.
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Ohorongo Cement and Support Ulm .e.V donated N$4 million worth of medical equipment to (MoHSS)
Ohorongo Cement and Support Ulm .e.V donated N$4 million worth of medical equipment to the Ministry of Health and Services (MoHSS) to bolster its services and ensure all Namibians get the best possible healthcare.
Namibia wins first T20 … as Loftie-Eaton breaks world record
The Namibian national cricket team, the Richelieu Eagles, beat Nepal by 20 runs in the first T20 International (T20I) match of the seven-game series yesterday, with No. 5 batsman Nicol Loftie-Eton setting a new world record for the fastest 100 runs in a T20I game from 33 balls.
Use sports to raise awareness about cancer – Amupadhi
The Editor-in-Chief of The Namibian newspaper, Tangeni Amupadhi, says sports can be used as a vehicle to raise awareness about cancer.
Chevron’s US$53b buyout threatened by rival giants
Chevron disclosed Monday that its proposed US$53 billion acquisition of fellow American firm Hess could be at risk if the control of a key oil asset is successfully challenged by rival petroleum giants.
WTO braces for battles on fisheries and agriculture
The world’s trade ministers were set for tough negotiations yesterday at a WTO meeting in Abu Dhabi, with fisheries and agriculture taking centre stage.
Namibia not ready for 4-day work week …employers cite already low productivity levels
Despite an allure for employees, Namibian employers have questioned the practicality of a four-day work week, stating that the concept is far-fetched due to a unique domestic environment, characterised by relatively low productivity and high unemployment.
Dr Hage Geingob – From larger than life to immortality
In 2017, whilst heading the Nigerian High Commission in Jamaica, I was designated to be Nigeria’s first female High Commissioner to the Republic of Namibia.
Tax relief crucial for lower earners – analysts
As finance minister Iipumbu Shiimi prepares to table the 2024/25 budget in the National Assembly today, analysts have called for tax exemption for lower-income groups and general tax relief.
Mbumba thanks Namibians for orderly mourning period
President Nangolo Mbumba has extended gratitude to the Namibian people and the international community following the State memorial and burial service for Namibia’s third president Hage Geingob over the past weekend.