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Bulgaria’s Council of Ministers has approved the establishment of an honorary consulate for Namibia in Bulgaria. This consulate, set to be located in Sofia, will cover the entire Bulgarian territory. Mihail Mihailov, who has a notable history of diplomatic service, will head the new consulate. Mihailov served as the third secretary at the Bulgarian embassy...
Trigon Metals said it has reached a key milestone at the company’s Kombat copper mine in Namibia. The company said that having mined an average of 980 tonnes of ore per day from its underground operation over a 30-day period that it will pause its open pit operations at the end of September, 2024. Trigon...
Vyf kameelperde op pad na Okongo-bewarea Die omgewing-ministerie gaan vyf kameelperde vanaf die Waterberg Plato-park naby Otjiwarongo na die Okongo-bewarea en gemeenskapswoud in die Ohangwena-streek verplaas. Dit vorm deel van die regring se deurlopende pogings om kameelperde weer te vestig in gebiede waar hulle eens volop was. Die ministerie se woordvoerder, Romeo Muyunda, gee meer...
NamRA, finansministerie ‘knou werkgewers met terugbetalings’ Die Vakbondkongres van Namibië, Tucna, beskuldig die finansministerie en NamRA daarvan dat hulle hul verantwoordelikheid om die belastingterugbetalings te doen, op werkgewers plaas. Die vakbond sê dit sal vir sommige werkgewers moeilik wees om by te bring. Mahongora Kavihuha, Tucna se sekretaris-generaal, brei uit. Post navigation source
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The Association of Charismatic and Pentecostal Churches of Namibia last week expressed concern over churches’ mismanagement of resources. The association’s president Isak Rooi noted that the mismanagement relates to church buildings being sold or repurposed for “secular uses”. “The sale or secular use of these buildings is a betrayal of the trust and faith of...
The government has directed the Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform to initiate a two-year feasibility study aimed at exploring the gradual removal of restrictions related to the Veterinary Cordon Fence. The study, to be conducted during the 2024/25 and 2025/26 financial years, will assess the potential for establishing disease-free zones across key regions...
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The Independent Patriots for Change (IPC) say it won’t waste its time on green hydrogen power production and instead is leaning towards nuclear energy to power Namibia. IPC spokesperson Imms Nashinge yesterday said this to The Namibian when asked about the party’s approach to energy. “To us, green hydrogen is more of an experiment and...