The Chief Executive Officer of the Electricity Control Board says the government has no intentions to generate revenue from the electricity industry.
Robert Kahimise said this at the Regional Energy Regulator Association (RERA) of Southern Africa in Windhoek.
The Minister of Urban and Rural Development, Erastus Uutoni, has ordered the Outjo Municipality to re-advertise for the position of Chief Executive Officer.
This follows allegations of irregularities and an alleged flawed interview process last year.
The Okakarara Municipality Chief Executive Officer, Ehrnst Katjiku, says Namibians should take pride in their beautifully crafted Constitution by the late President Hage Geingob and his fellow Constituent Assembly members.
The Leonardville Village Council has based its development strategic plan on various key pillars such as basic services, housing provision, good governance, and infrastructural upgrade aspects, among others.
The Chief Executive Officer of Andrada Mining says collaboration is needed between the government and the private sector in the mining industry.
Anthony Viljoen made the remarks in an interview with nbc News at the Mining Expo and Conference in Windhoek.
Former Chief Executive Officer of Erongo Red, Fessor Mbango is the new head of CENORED in the Otjozondjupa Region.
Mbango replaces Robert Kahimise, who was appointed CEO of the Electricity Control Board.
CENORED has appointed its Network Executive, Gabriel Awaseb, as the acting Chief Executive Officer.
His appointment in an acting capacity follows the resignation of Robert Kahimise, now the new CEO of the Electricity Control Board.
The De Beers Group says its current deals with countries, including Namibia, are fair and appropriate.
The Group's outgoing Chief Executive Officer, Bruce Cleaver, paid a courtesy call on President Hage Geingob at State House.
The Windhoek Municipality is still waiting for the approval of the Ministry of Urban and Rural Development on its recommendation to appoint Conrad Lutombi as Chief Executive Officer of the City of Windhoek.
The CEO's position became vacant following the resignation of Robert Kahimise in October 2020.
