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Namibia Courts Nigeria Over Oil & Gas Collaboration

8 February 2025

  By: David Shoombe   Namibia is seeking to collaborate with Nigeria in its oil and gas sector, exploring potential partnerships in exploration, production, and refining. This was revealed by the chairperson of the Nigerian delegation during the fifth session of the Namibia-Nigeria Joint Permanent Commission of Cooperation held this week. The meeting aims to […]

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N$150,000 From Geingob Cup to Support Presidential Centre Setup

5 February 2025

  By: Justicia Shipena   Former First Lady Monica Geingos has announced that N$150,000 from the proceeds of the Dr. Hage Geingob Cup will be allocated to cover initial costs and infrastructure preparations for the establishment of a presidential centre in honour of the late President Hage Geingob. The announcement was made on Tuesday as […]

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N$1.28 Billion Heavy Fuel 54 MW Power Station To Be Commissioned

5 February 2025

  By: Nghiinomenwa-vali Erastus   NamPower will officially commission the second phase of its N$1.28 billion Anixas II Power Station at Walvis Bay, which is expected to contribute approximately 54 MW to the national power grid. The commissioning of phase two of the Anixas Power Station is another step towards fulfilling the government’s 2018 plan […]

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Namibia-Angola Beef Trade Deal Still Not Finalised

29 January 2025

    By: Justicia Shipena   Five years after Namibia and Angola began negotiating a cattle and meat trade agreement, the deal is yet to be finalised, leaving the anticipated framework for trade between the two nations in limbo. In 2020, reports suggested that the agreement was nearing finalisation, with a draft already approved and […]

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Namibia Seeks Partners for Lamb Exports to China

27 January 2025

By: Justicia Shipena   Minister of Agriculture, Water and Land Calle says Namibia is looking for partners to facilitate the export of lamb to China. While Namibia has successfully exported beef to the Chinese market, the export of lamb is still in progress. In August 2024, the country announced plans to sign a protocol with […]

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Red Line Removal Could Dent EU Markets – Warns Govt Lawyer … Amupanda pushes for market diversification

25 January 2025

  By: Uaueza Kanguatjivi, Justicia Shipena and David Shoombe   Advocate Raymond Heathcote, the lawyer representing the Ministry of Agriculture, Water and land reform in the ongoing case on the removal of the Veterinary Cordon Fence (Redline) has warned that Namibia could lose access to the European markets for meat exports should the redline be […]

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Bank of Namibia to Honour Geingob With Commemorative Note

25 January 2025

  By: Dolly Menas   The Bank of Namibia is set to launch a commemorative banknote in honour of the late President Hage Geingob next month. The bank noted that the special note will celebrate Geingob’s significant contributions to Namibia’s democracy, nation-building, and his legacy as the country’s third president. The announcement has sparked mixed […]

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Local Mushroom Grower Shares Her Farming Journey… plans to enter Zambian market

23 January 2025

  By: Mathias Hangala   Many aspiring farmers struggle with indecision, uncertain about which farming ventures are most lucrative. For Penepandulo Fillemon, a farmer from Okalongo in the Omusati region, the answer lay in something unique: mushrooms. Fillemon’s journey began shortly after she completed Grade 12 at Mweshipandeka Secondary School in 2009. She secured a […]

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Labour Ministry Ignored Wage Commission Recommendations – Employers

21 January 2025

  By: Dolly Menas   The Namibia Employers’ Federation (NEF) has expressed disappointment after the Ministry of Labour, Industrial Relations, and Employment Creation rejected its request for a phased implementation of the National Minimum Wage (NMW). NEF President Elias Shikongo stated that the Ministry’s decision disregards the recommendations of the Wage Commission, which had proposed […]

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Security Sector’s Minimum Wage to Increase to N$18 per Hour by 2027

19 January 2025

  By: Dolly Menas   The Namibia Security Labour Forum (NSLF) has announced a phased implementation of a national minimum wage for the security industry, aimed at improving the livelihoods of security personnel while addressing challenges faced by employers. Speaking at a stakeholder meeting, NSLF representative Onesmus Anapo revealed that the hourly minimum wage will […]

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