Cabinet has approved a number of decisions, to be implemented by various ministries and government agencies, as per signed and existing memorandums of understanding, in their respective areas of responsibility.
A final report on the proposed New Equitable Economic Empowerment Framework legislation has been completed. Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila says the report, containing recommendations and proposals, will be submitted to government soon.
Economic Planning Minister Tom Alweendo says more innovative ways are needed to deal with the ever increasing unemployment rates in Namibia.
Investigations into the recent killing of six lions in the ‘northern communal areas’ close to the Etosha National Park, is still under way.
The third annual Public Enterprises CEO’s Forum took place in the Capital today. The Forum aims to promote harmony among Public Enterprises for the advancement of social and economic development of the country.
The Brave Warriors had their first training session in Guinea Bissau on Wednesday, ahead of their crucial 2019 Africa Cup of Nations Group K qualifier against the home side on Saturday, 10 June at the Estadio 24 de Setembro. With the match taking place on Saturday, the Namibian boys had a few days to get […]
A new memorandum of understanding signed between the Namibian Standards Institution and the University of Namibia, aims to strengthen participation of academia, in areas of standards development and coordination.
First Lady Monica Geingos continues to reach out to vulnerable communities in the north-eastern regions. Yesterday she met with people infected with and affected by HIV, discussing ways to improve the lives of especially those at grassroots level.
The Ministry of Health and Social Services has agreed to allocate an ambulance to the Otjozondjupa Region’s Kalkfeld settlement. This was done after the community alerted President Hage Geingob and First Lady Monica Geingos to the plight of the nurses and the clinic at the settlement, including long waiting periods when an ambulance is dispatched […]
Despite numerous warnings that people should be vigilant when dealing with money, Namibians continue to lose thousands of dollars to criminals. What makes things worse is the suspected conniving between those close to financial transactions in the banks and businesses with criminals.
