Fuel prices to increase
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The price of petrol and diesel is expected to increase by 50 cents per litre as of this month.
The new price adjustments to fuel in the country will come into effect as of Wednesday, the 5th of March.
The price of petrol and diesel is expected to increase by 50 cents per litre as of this month.
The new price adjustments to fuel in the country will come into effect as of Wednesday, the 5th of March.
Community members at Uis are dismayed about the alleged destruction of ancestral graves by Xinfeng Investments' mining activities.
The mine operates a few kilometres outside Uis, under the Daure Daman Traditional Authority in the Erongo Region.
Spring has certainly sprung as Namibian motorists are greeted with good news as the Ministry of Mines and Energy announces a decrease in fuel prices, effective from Wednesday, 4 September 2024.
Erongo RED, in collaboration with the Ministry of Mines and Energy, has electrified 151 houses in Harambee Informal Settlement's Extension 8 in Karibib for N$3.6 million.
The Ministry of Mines and Energy has pledged to answer all phone calls promptly within three rings.
This was the commitment made during the launch of its customer service charter.
The Ministry of Mines and Energy announced on Tuesday that fuel prices for August will remain unchanged.
The Ministry of Mines and Energy has vowed to continue conducting due diligence on the applications for new exclusive prospecting licenses (EPLs) and the mining work programme.
Namibia is accorded an opportunity to contribute to the global collaboration agenda for advancing the green hydrogen ecosystem following an invitation to join the International Hydrogen Trade Forum.
For the past 34 years, rural electrification in the Kavango East Region has mostly targeted public institutions instead of households.
The regional leadership says it's about time to shift focus to households in rural areas, where some have been without electricity since independence.
Unprocessed lithium ore belonging to Xingfeng Investment, estimated to be about 90,000 metric tonnes, has been deposited at the Walvis Bay harbour in the past week.
This is despite the Ministry of Mines and Energy indicating that Xingfeng does not possess a removal or transport permit for lithium.