Month: June 2024

The northern traditional authorities’ chairperson, Ndilimani Herman Iipumbu, has hailed president Hage Geingob as a liberation struggle icon, an experienced leader who did not discriminate and who united people, as well as a peacekeeper and advisor.

Windhoek High Court judge Orben Sibeya yesterday appointed Harald Hecht and Pierre Knoetze of Namibian firm PKF-FCS as curators bonis of the Fishrot assets.

Employees of Erongo Marine Enterprises are up in arms over the suspension of the managing director, Martha Uumati. 

While pinning his hopes on youth voters and young politicians to stand up and be counted at this year’s polls, ex-Cabinet minister Richard Kamwi has advised political parties to mount honest campaigns rather than lying to the masses.

Mbauta ngunda unomuinjo enangarasi memana nai tjiuatu nanguari uendji uru, as the poets would say, your death has struck a pen on my bolt, even though I am happy that you are now eventually at peace.

The struggling Meat Corporation of Namibia (Meatco) is under threat from new private sector entrants in the lucrative meat industry.

Mines and energy minister Tom Alweendo last week confirmed that the moratorium on fuel wholesale retail licences will remain in effect to protect those already in business.

The Keetmanshoop municipality and Mobile Telecommunications Limited (MTC) last week signed an agreement to provide digital service solutions to the populace at the southern town.

The emergence of digital disruptions has changed how we handle money, perform transactions, and build confidence in today’s quickly changing financial scene.