Labour, Industrial Relations and Employment Creation Deputy Minister Tommy Nambahu has warned staff members to stop using unnecessary excuses, or a limited budget as reason for not doing their work. Nambahu addressed staff during a familiarisation visit in Rundu. The meeting was also attended by trade union representatives and private employers from the region.
The deadline for fishing rights applications ended on Friday. Although some complained about the requirements, which they said prevented them from applying, Fishing Rights National Coordinator Anna Erastus could not confirm if there will likely be an extension. Surihe Gaomas-Guchu spoke to Vivienne Katjiuongua, Acting Chief Executive Officer at the Business and Intellectual Property Authority […]
President Hage Geingob says Namibia is reaping the benefits of its elevated ties with China. Geingob confirmed this during a bilateral meeting with China’s President Xi Jinping in Beijing today.
Khomas Regional Police Commander Silvanus Nghishidimbwa has dismissed as untrue reports that a taxi driver was arrested in connection with the death of nine-year-old Cheryl Avihe Ujaha. An audio clip, circulating via social media, suggests the taxi driver who used to drop Cheryl off at school, was arrested in connection with her murder. Commissioner Nghishidimbwa […]
They worked on the farm for more than 20 years, however, two months ago the family of 14 was kicked out of Farm Aris. They are now left to finish off the last breeze of winter in an open space situated about 20 km south of Windhoek. Aris Farm owner accused the workers of illegal […]
The Simply You Magazine Lifestyle Awards once again rewarded Namibian personalities for the role they play in the entertainment industry.
Members of the Swapo Women’s Council gathered at Otjiwarongo for a two-day workshop, which saw them trained on a range of issues affecting them, including gender matters. The initiative was officially opened by the town’s mayor, Bennes Haimbondi on behalf of the Regional Governor.
Lack of a community hall for the Oshikoto Region’s capital town of Omuthiya is becoming a pressing challenge for anyone wishing to host events at the town.
The Omake Charity Initiative, a non-profit organisation made up of youth from Otjiwarongo, has donated much needed items to less fortunate children and families in the Otjozondjupa Region. The organisation generally donates items through volunteerism and philanthropy.
Indigenous Namibian communities are likely to suffer a similar fate at the second national land conference as that of the 1884-1885 Berlin Conference when the demarcation and distribution of their land was decided in their absence. These were the sentiments of Kaptein Johannes Isaack of the Nama Traditional Leaders Association on Friday at the third […]
