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PDM Is the Only Party to Deliver Socio-economic Change – Venaani

1 June 2022

By: Uakutra Kambaekua – Opuwo Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) leader McHenry Venaani has accused the ruling party leaders of trivial attitude in bringing about socio-economic change in the country. He claimed they are leaders that facilitate projects to loot the country and that PDM, under his leadership, is the only party that will deliver socio-economic […]

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“…Menstruation Is Not a Choice, Nor a Shame”

31 May 2022

By: Hertha Ekandjo “We should understand that access to menstrual sanitary products is not a luxury because menstruation is not a choice.” These were the words of Khomas regional Governor Laura Mcleod-Katjirua during the Menstrual Hygiene day held at the School for the Hearing Impaired in Windhoek on Monday. The Khomas regional office at the […]

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Temporary Levies Reduction Couldn’t Hold Fuel Hikes Longer

31 May 2022

By: Nghiinomenwa Erastus and Justicia Shipena Domestic fuel levies reduction couldn’t hold back international oil price volatility and global geopolitics as Tom Alweendo and team resolved to increase the cost of fuel shortly after last month’s reduction. Come Wednesday (1 June), economic agents will pay an extra N$2.50 per litre of petrol and N$1.50 per […]

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NEFF To Visit Cheetah Cement Again As It Resumes Operations

31 May 2022

By: Justicia Shipena Namibia Economic Freedom Fighters (NEFF) says it plans to visit Cheetah Cement to ensure that the company implements all labour protocols. This comes after the labour ministry granted permission to the Chinese-owned Cheetah Cement plant at Otjiwarongo to resume its operations after being ordered to close due to health concerns. “We will […]

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Some People Try To Play With Others’ Lives – Freddy Mwiya…As Sports Chief Admin Stays Put

31 May 2022

By: Ludorf Iyambo “Some people just try to play with others’ lives.” These were the words of a jubilant and celebratory Freddy Mwiya, the Namibia Sports Commission chief administrator, whose settlement with sports minister Agnes Tjongarero to remain in his role was, on Monday, made a court order. “Some people just try to play with […]

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Coalition Talks on the Table Ahead of 2024 Says Kavekotora

30 May 2022

By: Uakutra Kambaekua – Opuwo Rally for Democracy and Progress (RDP) president Mike Kavekotora says that coalition talks are on the table with other parties as they seek to defeat the ruling Swapo party amid the 2024 Presidential and National Assembly elections. Kavekotora, in an exclusive interview with The Villager, stated that a coalition amongst […]

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Abortion Debate Returns This Week

30 May 2022

Staff writer The abortion debate will once again spark off next week after the parliamentary standing committee on gender equality, social development and family affairs announced new dates for the public hearing. The committee has scheduled the hearings to continue in the Zambezi, Ohangwena and Kavango East regions from Tuesday, 31 May to Thursday, 02 […]

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Cheetah Cement Cleared To Operate

30 May 2022

By: Eba Kandovazu The labour, industrial relations and employment creation ministry has granted permission to Cheetah Cement to resume its operations last Monday after it was ordered to close. The stoppage affected all production activities at the grinding station, cement mill area, rotator pack area and cement warehouse, according to the ministry’s acting executive director […]

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Erongo Red New CEO Appointment Tainted With Irregularities – Claims Board Member

30 May 2022

Staff writer Erongo Red board member Irene Simeon-Kurtz has called for the decision to appoint Immanuel !Hanabeb as the company’s new CEO to be reversed. !Hanabeb’s appointment was announced by the electricity distribution company amidst an ongoing court battle with the former CEO Fessor Mbango, whose contract ended on 30 April. In a letter to […]

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Almost 50% of Horticulture Produce Goes To Waste

30 May 2022

By: Nghiinomenwa Erastus Namibia’s inability to attract and facilitate investment for value addition has led to 45 per cent of the country’s fresh produce going to waste. This is according to the Investment Catalogue prepared by the country Investment Promotion and Development Board (IPDB) that was pitched to the world at the World Economic Forum […]

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