Labour, Industrial Relations and Employment Creation Minister called on trade unions to work together for the benefit of workers in the country. Errki Nghimtina was speaking at the labour union consultative meeting held in Windhoek on Thursday.
Namibia has achieved tremendous success in controlling HIV epidemic through the country’s HIV prevention and treatment programme. This is according to new results from the Namibia Population-Based HIV Impact Assessment (Namphia).
President Hage Geingob says government remains committed to rooting out corruption which is considered the main cause of exaggerated spending on various government projects. Geingob said this during the official opening of the Eenhana Expo on Wednesday.
The Gender Equality and Child Welfare Minister has advised young people to refrain from resorting to baby dumping. Speaking during the commemoration of World Day against Trafficking in Person at Okalongo in the Omusati Region, Doreen Sioka says the best way to avoid unwanted pregnancies, which result in attempted abortions and baby dumping, is to […]
Namibians are urged to be on alert over human trafficking in the country. Deputy Prime Minister Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah explains that human traffickers in many cases come with attractive offers yet ill intentions.
The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) on Thursday morning announced final results of the National Assembly. Zanu PF won 146 seats, MDC Alliance 62, NPF and independent candidates one seat each.
Government is in support of consumer boycott against Shoprite. As a support mechanism, government will henceforth stop buying food bank supplies from the retailer. Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Labour, Bro-Mathew Shinguadja told the media that government has issued directives to Shoprite to resolve disputes with its employees amicably but the giant retailer has […]
Zimbabweans have returned to the city centre this morning as police and the army keep watch. Yesterday, three people died when demonstrations by supporters of the MDC Alliance turned violent. On a normal day, Harare CBD is busy with people doing business, but this morning the streets are relatively empty. Those shop owners who opened […]
President Hage Geingob says it’s high time that African countries become fully self-reliant and find solutions for challenges facing the continent. Geingob believes that Africa use its own resources to deal with the current economic meltdown instead of always seeking solutions outside of the continent.
Election observers have largely declared the harmonised elections peaceful and free. Although commending the Zimbabwean Electoral Commission (ZEC) for a job well done, the observers say a lot still needs to be done.
