A US business delegation is in Namibia to explore business opportunities in various sectors of the economy. The delegation wants to invest in tourism, energy, housing, education and beef exports, amongst others.
Plans are underway to align legislation dealing with the mining and extraction industry, together with the Anti-Corruption Commission’s (ACC) strategy and action plan. This is aimed at closing loopholes in the laws and further root out possible corruption and illicit cash outflows from the country.
Legal experts expressed mixed feelings on whether the New Equitable Economic Empowerment Framework Bill (NEEEF) is viable or ‘unconstitutional and detrimental to investors’. While some were in favour of NEEEF, Senior Counsel Reinhard Totemeyer and Advocate Gerson Narib argued against the draft bill.
The residents of Rundu on Tuesday handed over a petition to the Rundu Town Council requesting for temporary relocation to an area they have identified. According to the protesters they were stopped about two months ago from occupying land illegally and were asked to submit their names but have not heard anything from the council […]
By: Katrina Gowases The Nedbank Desert Dash fever has hit the cycling community all over the world, with the countdown to the 2017 edition of the popular event kicking off on Monday at the launch in Windhoek. The 24-hour race will start on the 8th of December at 15h00 at The Grove and will end […]
Poaching cases are significantly lower in 2017 compared to previous years. Environment and Tourism Minister, Pohamba Shifeta released the figures during a media briefing in Windhoek.
Environment and Tourism Minister Pohamba Shifeta says the anthrax outbreak did not affect the hippo population in Namibia.
A Sustainable funding model to respond to the risks of marine pollution remains a challenge in Namibia.
The Cuban Embassy in Namibia marked that country’s Culture Day in the capital over the weekend.
Nine police officers left for South Sudan to serve as United Nations peacekeepers.
