Stakeholders are making final touches to the National Export Promotion Strategy.
One of the issues addressed at the workshop was product dumping, making imported products cheaper than local products, which has a negative impact on the economy.
The Labour Commissioner’s Office reports that the most common complaints it receives involve disputes related to unfair dismissal, unfair labour practices, and severance pay. Serving as an alternative dispute resolution mechanism, the office aims to expedite the resolution of these labour disputes.
The graduation ceremony for the 17th intake recruit training was held at the NDF Training Establishment Military Base outside of Okahandja on Wednesday.
Unfortunately, three of the students died during the training.
Namibia is the most competitive when it comes to logistic corridors, with cargo moving faster than in other southern African countries.
The opening of the Namibia-Bremen Partnership Exhibition was launched in Windhoek.
The Women-Led AI Sustainability Youth Summit took place today in the capital under the theme: Powering Namibian Youth: AI Sustainability, Digital Transformation, and Climate Change.
Findings of the 20 July to 20 August Elections Media Reporting Survey show an increase in media coverage of electoral issues.
The Windhoek Municipal Council has approved a five-year electrification plan aimed at addressing the backlog of 4,000 unelectrified erven in various informal settlements.
With almost two months to go before the November elections, some parties have already released their manifestos, whereas others are still in the process of crafting them.
Election manifestos outline how the party aims to approach issues that are of concern to the public, the economy, and the nation.
Climate change remains a pressing issue in Namibia, affecting the environment, wildlife, communities, and the economy.
