Domestic workers call on government to ratify convention on their rights
The Namibia Domestic and Allied Workers Union has called on government to speed up the ratification of the convention on the rights and protection of domestic workers.
The Namibia Domestic and Allied Workers Union has called on government to speed up the ratification of the convention on the rights and protection of domestic workers.
Road safety in Namibia is undoubtedly a cause for serious concern as more and more lives are lost on national roads. It is against this background that stakeholders in the Hardap Region held a consultative meeting to discuss road safety.
More than 150 residents of Omatjete are planning to protest over the presence of aggressive elephants in the Daures Constituency of the Erongo Region, on Friday.
The Erongo Police have arrested a second suspect in the case involved Henties Bay Mayor, who was charged with receiving meat without a permit.
-NAMCOL will reduce Grade 10 and 12 classes as a result of budget cuts. Its Director Heroldt Murangi made the announcement at the launch of the Student Portal ‘My NAMCOL’ in Windhoek.
The office singled out the Matiti Gardening project at Samudono some 130 kilometres south of Katima Mulilo.
Villagers of Omupupa in the Oshikoto region’s Nehale lyampingana Constituency, have commended government for providing them with clean drinking water. They have been drinking water from wells since independence.
Namibia and Zimbabwe reaffirmed their longstanding commitment to advance information sharing, digitalisation, skills training and media literacy by renewing a memorandum of understanding. The countries signed the original agreement in 2004 to enhance co-operation, best practises and infrastructural development in media affairs. Minister of Information and Communications Technology, Tjekero Tweya and his Zimbabwean counterpart, Christopher […]
The sale of alcohol near schools, places of worship, hospitals and residential premises will be banned once the Liquor Amendment Bill becomes law.
Civil servants have been warned not to vandalise Government houses and flats across the country. There are about 550 flats and 270 government houses occupied by civil servants in Windhoek alone.