Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila reaffirmed Government’s commitment to implement the initiatives that have been adopted to optimise national development. She made the remarks during the annual Munitenge Cultural Festival organised by the Masubia Traditional Authority at Bukalo.
The Kalkfeld Business Park constructed by the Namibia Development Corporation (NDC) and leased to the Otjozondjupa Regional Council for free remains unoccupied.
President Hage Geingob and his Zimbabwean counterpart Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa are happy with bilateral relations that exist between the two countries and further reaffirmed their full commitment to broaden these relations for the mutual benefit of inhabitants. This is contained in a joint communique signed at Walvis Bay at the end of President Mnangagwa’s three-day […]
The Otjinene constituency office handed over equipment to 30 small and medium enterprises (SMEs) valued at N1,3 million.
The Peter Katjavivi hall at UNAM’s main campus was temporarily transformed into a courtroom for the Law Students Council’s annual Moot Court Competition.
The Ministry of Environment and Tourism has agreed to transfer the Reho Spa recreational resort back to the Rehoboth Town Council. The facility is currently owned by the Environment Ministry and managed by the Namibia Wildlife Resorts.
The Zimbabwean government now has a dry port facility in Namibia constructed at a cost of N$48,5 million. President Emmerson Mnangangwa inaugurated the facility at Walvis Bay.
Mining giant Rio Tinto has officially handed over Rössing Uranium Mine to the new shareholders China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC). The Chinese state-owned company will be the majority shareholder of the mine with 68%.
