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Keetmanshoop Town Council CEO Desmond Basson dismissed with immediate effect

Keetmanshoop Town Council CEO Desmond Basson dismissed with immediate effect

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4 years ago By NBC Digital

The Keetmanshoop Town Council has dismissed its Chief Executive Officer, Desmond Basson with immediate effect. Keetmanshoop Mayor McDonald Hanse confirmed this to NBC-News.

Russia-Ukraine conflict disrupts supply of wheat, grain and fertiliser to Namibia

Russia-Ukraine conflict disrupts supply of wheat, grain and fertiliser to Namibia

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4 years ago By NBC Digital

The Russia-Ukraine has disrupted the supply of wheat grain and fertiliser to Namibia. Namibia imports about 56%of its wheat and 5% of fertiliser from Russia. The Namibian Agronomic Board (NAB) says there is a need to look into alternatives for the country to become self-sufficient in those commodities.

NamRa introduces new system to lessen disputes or delays when clearing goods at entry-points

NamRa introduces new system to lessen disputes or delays when clearing goods at entry-points

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4 years ago By NBC Digital

The Namibia Revenue Agency-NamRA has introduced a new system to lessen disputes or delays when goods are cleared at entry points.

SADC Extraordinary organ Troika summit to discuss progress in Eswatini

SADC Extraordinary organ Troika summit to discuss progress in Eswatini

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4 years ago By NBC Digital

The SADC Extraordinary organ Troika summit is expected to discuss the progress over the proposed national political dialogue in Eswatini. The current chair and South African President Cyril Ramaphosa called for the summit after disagreements emerged over the format of dialogue.

More than 600 employees in the fishing sector face job losses

More than 600 employees in the fishing sector face job losses

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4 years ago By NBC Digital

More than 600 employees at Princess Brand Processing, formerly known as Seaflower Pelagicare at Walvis Bay could lose their jobs. The company might be forced to cease operations due to high fuel prices and poor catches of fish.

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