The success of government’s decision to implement visa requirements for those countries that require visas from Namibians will largely depend on the industry’s ability to mitigate the impact and negotiate agreements to sustain domestic tourist inflows.
In its quest for greater autonomy and involvement in the national budget rather than being reduced to rubberstamping, the National Assembly went on a benchmarking exercise to determine the best modalities to implement at home.
Over 200 local pharmacies have been found to have engaged in price-fixing during the last 15 years.
National Unity Democratic Organisation presidential hopeful Vetaruhe Kandorozu is concerned about foreign dominance in Namibia’s manufacturing industry.
Namibia’s persistent and severe drought has forced the country to import maize at a significant cost.
The Windhoek High Court has struck from the roll a case in which Netvend Metering Solutions accused the Rundu Town Council of awarding a multi-million-dollar tender to supply smart prepaid meters to a company without prior experience.
Everyone deserves freedom because everyone is free. One cannot be grounded while others are free.
The Kamanjab constituency is seeking national assistance to address the effects of the persistent drought, which has ravaged the livelihoods of the locals and devastated livestock.
Otjombinde constituency councillor Wenzel Kavaka says the upgrading of Tallismanus road will bring the much-needed development to the settlement and the Omaheke region at large.
The decision by the ministry of education to withdraw a 2019 circular concerning the employment of teachers, has thrown the cat among the pigeons in the sector.