The Environment and Tourism Ministry has defended its decision to place a restriction on the harvesting of devil’s claw, in the Babwata National Park, amid complaints raised by people living within the park.
Zimbabwe’s main opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai has been hospitalised in South Africa after his health deteriorated, a senior party official told AFP Saturday, though a spokesman said his condition was stable. “He is in South Africa on account of a medical cause. He is being attended to,” a senior official from Tsvangirai’s Movement for Democratic […]
A US company, Red Apple Group, which owns Gristedes Supermarkets, says it could soon stock Namibian beef, if it meets the company’s specifications. The company owns a chain of supermarkets across the US, and has been importing and exporting food for more than a century. After a lengthy process, Namibia became the first country in […]
Information and Communication Technology Minister has urged journalists in the country to refrain from spicing up stories and rather convey information truthfully and factually. Tjekero Tweya was speaking at the launch of VEYA Information Communication Technology’s Erongo Regional office branch in Walvis Bay.
Investors are encouraged to contribute significantly to sustain the youth for them to realise opportunities available in growing the Namibian economy and beyond.
The Seventh Day Adventist Church Northern Namibia Conference, held a health expo at the township of Sauyema, in Rundu. Hosted with the assistance of health professionals from the Ministry of Health and Social Services, the event focused on health education, and the link between body and spirit.
Couples who desire to end their marriage union will soon be able to do so through their local Magistrate’s Courts.
With South Africa’s economy said to be growing and looking positive, Namibia can expect the same changes as the neighbouring country. South African economist Helmo Preuss said this at a business breakfast meeting held today titled ‘South African Economic Prospects’.
The tender for the Neckartal Dam irrigation project has been temporarily suspended in light of the new Public Procurement Act, which came into effect on 1 April 2017. The tender, to irrigate Phase One of the project, was advertised as from 2016, but was cancelled when the new Act replaced the long-standing Tender Board Act.
Namibia, which has been experiencing a bit of an economic slump recently, has been buoyed by the tourism industry, which has gained traction due to its amazing scenery and attractions as well as its pocket-friendly prices.
