Employees of Beefcor at Okahandja handed over a petition to the company management, calling on the company to halt the intended retrenchment of over 300 employees.

One Economy Foundation faces financial constraints after a major donor withdrew, resulting in a reduction of employees from 37 to 25.

The founder of One Economy, Monica Geingos sat down with NBC's Reporter Hendrina Kanyolo to discuss the challenges faced by the non-profit organisation to stay afloat.

Employees of Furnmart and Home Corp Namibia on Tuesday today handed over a formal petition to management.

They have been in a wage dispute that has been deadlocked since August last year.

Represented by the Public Service Union of Namibia, the employees petitioned the NAB management during a peaceful demonstration.

The employees expressed concern over what they described as intimidation tactics, while emphasising that their actions are protected under the Namibian Constitution.

Choppies employees have handed over a petition to the company management, in which they claim unfair treatment.

 Workers gathered at the Khomas Grove Mall in Khomasdal, charging that they have been underpaid since the Botswana-based retail chain started operating in Namibia since 2017.

Employees of the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (nbc), under the nbc Cares blood donation drive, came out to support the blood drive and save a life.

Approximately 400 former employees of Heinaste and Namsov 73 have gone without salaries for the past three months after they refused to sign employment contracts with the companies to which they were allocated.

Minister of Finance and Public Enterprises, Iipumbu Shiimi, has said employees whose employers are not reimbursing the Pay As You Earn (PAYE) from the income tax amendments can claim their money from the Namibia Revenue Agency (NamRA) as of February 2025.

Employees of OK Foods at Rundu who went on strike in May this year are staging a demonstration after receiving dismissal letters on 25 September. 

The more than 100 workers were suspended from 25 May to 25 September with pay, only to be dismissed this week. 

The Namibia Student Financial Assistance Fund (NSFAF) is asking state-owned enterprises (SOEs) to help pay off money owed to it by their employees.

This call was made by NSFAF's Company Secretary, Fillemon Immanuel, at the Chief Executive Officers and senior management engagement from 57 SOE's.