Parliament's economy committee has urged the City of Windhoek to prioritise customer-friendly designs for new vendor markets. Committee Chairperson Iipumbu Shiimi emphasised that upcoming Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) facilities must be accessible, fully inclusive, and optimised to drive consumer traffic.
The Minister of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sports, Arts, and Culture, Minister Sanet Steenkamp, has urged the new Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) Council to move fast in fixing the country's qualifications framework.
NUDO has donated N$10,000 towards the Foot-and-Mouth Disease Support Fund.
The Party's President, Peter Kazongominja, explained that the move is aimed at supporting farmers affected by the outbreak and lessening the disease's impact on the livestock sector.
The National Agriculture and Export Conference brought together stakeholders to urge Namibia's agricultural sector to attract more investment, boost local production, and reduce reliance on food imports.
Namibia's electricity supply industry has gathered in Windhoek to explore ways of making energy more affordable, reliable and sustainable.
The Employment Equity Commission has commenced with public review hearings to assess employers' compliance with Namibia's affirmative action laws.
The hearings allow employers to explain shortcomings in their affirmative action reports and outline measures to promote equal opportunities in the workplace.
The Employment Equity Commission (EEC) is holding public review hearings to assess employers' compliance with Namibia's affirmative action laws.
The hearings allow employers to explain shortcomings in their Affirmative Action reports and outline measures to promote equal opportunities in the workplace.
Namibia is hosting a major international peace and security exercise, reinforcing the country's growing role in global efforts to maintain international security.
Over 2000 road signs are vandalised each year in the city, costing the municipality N$7.5 million annually.
Medical Laboratory Sciences students at the Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) are calling for urgent intervention over concerns surrounding internship and practical training opportunities.
