Some workers at the Merlus Fishing factory in Walvis Bay are still apprehensive about returning to work following an ammonia leak that they were exposed to on Wednesday.
The ammonia leak occurred at a fishing vessel that was being repaired near the factory.
Economist Mally Likukela unpacked the potential effects and challenges of the 2024/25 budget review tabled by the Minister of Finance, Iipumbu Shiimi, in October last year.
According to him, the budget review is well aligned with the fiscal policy processes.
An uprising took place today at the National Youth Council (NYC) headquarters in the capital when some affiliate members stormed the office on Pasteur Street.
They expressed dissatisfaction with the appointment of the interim board by the Minister of Sport, Youth, and National Service, Agnes Tjongarero.
Chief Justice Peter Shivute said there is a need for knowledge-sharing and collaboration between the judiciaries of Namibia and Uganda.
Shivute was speaking during a courtesy visit by Ugandan Chief Justice Alfonso Owiny-Dollo to the Supreme Court.
Shell Namibia says the US$400 million write-down of its petroleum exploration license, PEL 39, is not a complete walkaway from the asset but rather a normal accounting procedure.
This comes after reports that Shell has written down the resources, which spread like wildfire in the oil and gas industry.
