Namibia Fact Check gee opleiding oor disinformasie Namibia Fact Check het opleiding oor disinformasie in verkiesings by die House of Democracy in Windhoek aangebied. Deelnemers het geleer oor feitekontrole en verifikasie. Die opleiding is deel van die New Voices, New Narratives in Public Policy Discourse-projek wat deur die EU in Namibië ondersteun word. Kosmos 94.1 Nuus...
06TN1.indd 06TN1.indd In a report dated 29 January 2024, The Namibian incorrectly reported that the minister of higher education, technology and innovation, Itah Kandjii-Murangi, claimed N$22 800 from the of- fice of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (Unesco) in Namibia. This is incorrect. The minister received travel allowances from the Namibia National...
Niël Terblanché The Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform (MAWLR) has addressed concerns raised by McHenry Venaani, President of Namibia’s official opposition party, about the maintenance of its tractor fleet. Jona Musheko, the MAWLR spokesperson, clarified the situation in a statement. Musheko confirmed the Ministry’s commitment to the careful maintenance of all its fleets,...
In an article published on 1 December, titled ‘Swakop office-bearers election postponed after mayoral vote tie’, we wrote that Dina Namubes, having served for the past three years, was expected to pass the mayoral chain to Matthias Henrichsen. Although her party has held the mayoral position for three years, Namubes served in this position for...
Niël Terblanché Menzies Aviation Namibia has officially announced its intention to seek permission to appeal a recent High Court judgment delivered at the beginning of October this year. On October 3, 2023, Justice Shafimana Ueitele of the Namibian High Court handed down a judgment and order of costs that dismissed Menzies Aviation’s Rule 121 application....
On Friday, we published an article about Meatco recording increased cattle numbers coming through the Windhoek abattoir resulting in good performances which generated between N$1207 million and N$290 million in revenue in May and June, respectively. In fact, the company performed favourably in May and June by generating around N$107 million and N$190 million in...
IN an article published on Friday, 21 July, under the headline ‘Retrenchment inevitable at TransNamib – board’, we reported on a meeting held between the company’s board and representatives of the Namibia Transport and Allied Workers Union. The story cited TransNamib board member Johanna Hatutale, among others, saying retrenchments at the national rail company are...