Officials from the Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry and representatives from the Namibia National Farmers Union (NNFU) were the recipients of a capacity-building workshop training
Month: August 2018
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Tses rapist and killer swears at interpreter
A resident of Tses in the Keetmanshoop District convicted on one count of murder, one count of rape, one count of defeating
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Exorbitant power tariffs rattle coastal residents
Swakopmund and Walvis Bay residents are up in arms against the regional electricity distributor, Erongo Red for its pricey tariffs.
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180 face axe at Brukkaros Meat Processors
Brukkaros Meat Processors (BMP) are set to retrench about 180 workers working at their abattoir, situated about 20 km south of Keetmanshoop.
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German minister to attend skulls ceremony in Windhoek
Minister of State at Germany’s Federal Foreign Office, Michelle Müntefering, will lead the German delegation to Windhoek
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VP fingers commodity overdependence for economic downturn
Vice-President Nangolo Mbumba believes Namibia’s overdependence on commodities is the mother of all problems facing the local economy today, calling for diversification of industries.
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Driver questioned in girl’s brutal killing
A man who transported to school Cheryl Avihe Ujaha, the murdered nine-year-old girl whose dismembered body was gruesomely discovered in Katutura yesterday, is under police questioning.
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Maltahöhe council employees nabbed for corruption
The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has arrested the chairperson, acting chief executive officer and artisan foreman of the Maltahöhe Village Council
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//Kharas crowned Skorpion Zinc U17 Cup champions
//Kharas Region conquered Omaheke 3-1 on penalties to win the fifth edition of the Skorpion Zinc U/17 Cup
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Farmers Meat Market regains export slaughtering status
Struggling sheep producers in the South are over the moon about the news that Farmers Meat Market (FMM) in Mariental has just regained export status for carcasses to South Africa as from August 9.