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Mutorwa commissions a project to rehabilitate the Katima Mulilo Airport's runway

Mutorwa commissions a project to rehabilitate the Katima Mulilo Airport's runway

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4 years ago By NBC Digital

Minister John Mutorwa has commissioned a project to rehabilitate the Katima Mulilo Airport's runway in the Zambezi Region. The Minister of Works and Transport says the long-awaited rehabilitation will cost about N$39 million.

Namibia surpasses Australia and Canada as the world's second-largest producer of uranium oxide

Namibia surpasses Australia and Canada as the world's second-largest producer of uranium oxide

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4 years ago By NBC Digital

The Deputy Minister of Mines and Energy says Namibia surpassed Australia and Canada as the world's second-largest producer of uranium oxide. Kornelia Shilunga says Rossing Uranium has been producing more than 4 000 tons of uranium oxide per year.

Namibians advised to embrace 4IR benefits

Namibians advised to embrace 4IR benefits

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4 years ago By NBC Digital

Prime Minister Saara - Kuugongelwa-Amadhila is advising Namibians to embrace the benefits that come with the 4th industrial revolution. The PM, says raising awareness about the values of 4IR is important as it will reduce any fears that might come with it.

Lack of serviced land at Keetmanshoop keeps 1000 residents on waiting list - nbc

Lack of serviced land at Keetmanshoop keeps 1000 residents on waiting list - nbc

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4 years ago By NBC Digital

The lack of serviced residential plots at Keetmanshoop is hampering, the provision of housing. Nearly one thousand residents in the southern town still remain on a housing waiting list, some for more than five years.

INTERVIEW |Fire guts 9 shacks in informal settlement of DRC in Swakopmund

INTERVIEW |Fire guts 9 shacks in informal settlement of DRC in Swakopmund

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4 years ago By NBC Digital

INTERVIEW |About 9 shacks and a church building were gutted by fire in the informal settlement of DRC in Swakopmund, leaving families homeless today, just a week after 13 shacks were destroyed there. Daily Roundup's Nina Katangana spoke to Swakopmund based reporter Stefan |Uirab for more.

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