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    Omanyano ovanhu koikundaneki yomalungula kashili paveta, Commisiner Sakaria takunghilile Veronika Haulenga

Tonata Kadhila

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Business / Economics

Presidential advisor calls for better industry security in the wake of Namdia robbery

  Namib Desert Diamonds head office, Windhoek   Presidential Economic Advisor James Mnyupe says that he does not believe the robbery at Namib Desert Diamonds will have a significant impact on the economy. He said the incident shows the value of Namibia's commodities, such as diamonds, which are highly sought after globally. Mnyupe called for improvements in security concerns within the industry.  

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Namibia

Delimitation report recommends 10 new constituencies

  President Nangolo Mbumba officially received the final report from the Delimitation and Demarcation Commission. The Delimitation and Demarcation Commission, chaired by Petrus Unengu, has recommended seven regional adjustments, ten new constituencies, 61 boundary changes, and the renaming of two constituencies. Unengu presented the report to President Nangolo Mbumba at State House on Tuesday, who confirmed it would be reviewed by Cabinet before public release.     President Nangolo Mbumba […]

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Namibia and South Africa seize funds linked to illegal mining activities

Extracted coal The Financial Intelligence Centre and the Prosecutor-General's Office, in partnership with South Africa’s National Prosecuting Authority’s Asset Forfeiture Unit and SA’s  Financial Intelligence Centre, have seized around N$52.5 million from eight Namibian bank accounts. The funds, linked to Jacobus Hosea Jordaan and his wife Elza Jordaan, are allegedly tied to illegal coal mining in Mpumalanga’s Carolina area. The case, which was first reported by News24 highlights strong cross-border […]

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Namibia

Kadhila Aamoomo requests recusal of presiding judge in Red Line case

  The "Red Line" in 1966 By: Ellen Shihepo Lawyers representing Affirmative Repositioning (AR) leader Job Amupanda have announced plans to request the recusal of presiding judge, Justice Uitele Shafimana, from the Red Line case. Justice Uitele directed Kadhila Aamoomo to secure legal representation and return to court at 14:30 today to provide testimony regarding the recusal request. The Red Line case, initiated by Amupanda, challenges the constitutionality of the […]

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Namibia

Cunene delegation visits Khomas region

The Khomas Region and Angola's Cunene Province are exploring avenues for cooperation to address shared challenges faced by their local authorities. This initiative is part of a week-long visit by a delegation from Cunene Province, aimed at establishing a twinning agreement between the two regions. The proposed partnership seeks to foster collaboration in sectors such as education, agriculture, healthcare, waste management, and housing. By pooling resources and expertise, the regions […]

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Business / Economics

Two arrested in Namdia robbery and some stolen diamonds recovered

  Namdia Head Office   An armed robbery took place at Namib Desert Diamonds on Saturday, during which an unspecified number of diamonds were stolen. The value of the stolen diamonds is still to be determined. In response, we reached out to Deputy Inspector General Elias Mutota for an update on the ongoing investigation. "We have arrested two suspects, and we have recovered some of the diamonds," Mutota confirmed. "Our […]

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Business / Economics

Mining threatens tourism

Namibia's growing mining activities are raising concerns over the encroachment on national parks. With these parks serving as tourist attractions, the debate over prioritising mining or tourism income has become an urgent sustainability topic. Beyond revenue considerations, the conservation of the country's rich natural resources is at stake. Many of the mined resources are destined for export, while tourism provides direct financial benefits and supports local communities. This has led […]

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Namibia

NEF concerned over National Minimum Wage rollout

Minister of Labour, Industrial Relations, and Employment Creation Utoni Nujoma   The Namibia Employers’ Federation (NEF) has expressed its views following the Ministry of Labour, Industrial Relations, and Employment Creation's decision to decline a request to phase in and defer the National Minimum Wage beyond 1 January 2025. The Ministry maintained that employers had enough time to prepare and criticised the NEF's proposal as unilateral. However, the NEF has said […]

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Business / Economics

NAMFISA appoints Heita as Change Management Specialist

The Namibia Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority (NAMFISA) has appointed Gloria Heita as its Change Management Specialist, effective 2 December 2024. According to the regulator, Heita brings extensive experience from her career at prominent organisations, including Coca-Cola Beverages Africa, Namdeb Diamond Corporation, and Anglo-American plc. Her expertise spans Human Resources, Organisational Development, Project Management, Leadership Development, and Change Management. A graduate of the University of Namibia, Heita holds a degree in […]

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