Month: May 2023

Namibian labour conditions still have a long way to go as not all workers are enjoying good employment relations, health and safety at their workplaces, constructive social dialogue, and the decent employment they deserve. 

The Okahandja municipality has rejected a revenue-collection proposal by the community whose water has been disconnected due to unmanageable municipal bills, which have run into millions of dollars. 

Former judicial officer Walter ‘Rooies’ Mostert will remain in police custody and face trial after his application to put a stop to his continued prosecution was dismissed on Friday by the Windhoek High Court.

Former governor of the Ohangwena region Usko Nghaamwa said it makes him happy when schools have resources, such as conducive classrooms and hostels. 

Fisheries and Marine Resources minister Derek Klazen said it is only when stakeholders work together through public-private partnerships that they make great progress in their dealings for the common good of society. 

The Namibian government, in an effort to uplift the living conditions of those safeguarding Namibia’s wildlife and tourist attraction sites, has injected over N$132 million to upgrade accommodation establishments and management stations at 

Mines and Energy Minister Tom Alweendo has said The Long Fire Investments’ mining claims awarded in the Daures constituency were awarded and registered procedurally and in compliance with the Mining Act.

Finland president Sauli Niinistö and his business delegation concluded their two-day state visit, with the energy sector leading much of the discussions. 

A group of businessmen and women, accused of defrauding the Ministry of Finance of N$3.1 billion in revenue, will be tried on 1 676 various criminal charges in the Windhoek High Court.

The decision by the Gobabis municipality to suspend its four managers and two junior employees has been declared unlawful by the Windhoek High Court.