Month: May 2024

Fisheries minister Derek Klazen and labour minister Utoni Nujoma yesterday finally addressed concerns and complaints raised by fishermen over the Governmental Employment Re-Dressing Programme (GERP).

Businessman and philanthropist Albert Bertolini has warned of a looming time bomb if the quality of education is not addressed. 

Green hydrogen commissioner James Mnyupe said it is premature to single out the potential impact of any specific project. 

The more than 100 employees of OK Foods in Rundu who downed tools on 13 May 2024 against low wages will be back at work tomorrow.

Finance minister Iipumbu Shiimi says policy alignment is key to creating a fertile ground for the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) to succeed.

The Roads Authority (RA) has donated three houses, each consisting of two bedrooms, a living room and a kitchen to the directorate of education in Zambezi region.

The Regional Teachers Academic Achievement Awards ceremony took place at Windhoek High School on Wednesday, rewarding the crème de la crème of educators in Khomas.

The judiciaries of Namibia and Zimbabwe yesterday signed an agreement to strengthen bilateral relations, enhance judicial training, implement backlog reduction
strategies as well as digital transformation.

The government has taken a strategic decision to invest in key industries, including strategic emerging areas of renewable energy, as well as oil and gas.