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

Namibia

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I have lost count – Amushelelo speaks on lawsuits against him

https://youtu.be/nd-MjO9-dqo           By Josia Shigwedha, via News on One     Social activist and Namibia Economic Freedom Fighters Party (NEFF) Economic Commissar, Michael Amushelelo, says that he has lost count of the number of lawsuits against him, as they span multiple jurisdictions and total over a million of dollars. Amushelelo stated that despite these legal actions, this will not deter him from continuing the work he […]

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INTERVIEW: Social Justice Activist Herbert Jauch on Water Pricing: Ensuring Equity in the Face of Scarcity

  As water scarcity looms over Namibia, social justice activist Herbert Jauch emphasizes the crucial need for strategic planning to avert a catastrophe. With dam levels plummeting and water shortages becoming increasingly severe, households across the country, particularly in Windhoek, are facing the stark reality of dwindling water supplies. In light of this pressing issue, Jauch advocates for equitable solutions that prioritize the needs of low-income households while ensuring the […]

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Activist Urges Equitable Water Solutions Amid Looming Crisis

As Namibia grapples with water scarcity, activist Herbert Jauch underscores the urgency of strategic planning to prevent catastrophe. With dam levels dropping and shortages worsening, households, especially in Windhoek, confront dwindling water supplies. Jauch stresses the importance of fair solutions prioritizing low-income households while promoting sustainable water management.  

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Afrobarometer Survey Shows Namibians Value Elections Despite Intimidation Concerns

The latest Afrobarometer survey by The Survey Warehouse in Windhoek reveals that most Namibians value elections and feel free to join political organizations and vote without pressure. Over 70% voted in the 2019 election, with most viewing it as free and fair. However, about 30% experienced fear of political intimidation or violence during the campaign. Insights by Christie Keulder, researcher and owner of The Survey Warehouse.  

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RMB Namibia Leads Syndicated Loan for Navachab Mine Expansion

RMB Namibia has been appointed by QKR Navachab to arrange a USD155 million syndicated loan from Namibian and South African banks. The loan, aimed at funding the mine’s expansion program, will significantly increase gold output, contributing to Namibia’s economic sustainability. RMB will also provide risk management solutions to optimize the mine’s exposure to various factors. Jason Shikalepo, Head of Investment Banking at RMB Namibia, offers further details.  

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Climate Change Threatens Namibian Agriculture

The agricultural sector is crucial for sustaining livelihoods  but faces significant challenges due to climate change. Farmers frequently endure adverse rainfall seasons, resulting in floods, droughts, and pest and disease outbreaks. Droughts, occurring every other year with varying severity, have especially harmed crop and livestock farmers, reducing productivity and income due to poor yields, livestock performance, and market prices. Technical Advisor of Livestock and Rangeland from AgriBank, Erastus Ngaruka.  

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Cancer Association of Namibia Supports Ban on Hookah Pipes Amid Youth Concerns

Rolf Hansen, the chief executive of the Cancer Association of Namibia, has expressed strong support for a parliamentary proposal to ban hookah pipes, also known as hubbly-bubbly. Hansen noted frequent complaints to CAN about the rising use of these products, especially among youth in public spaces, schools, and restaurants. He emphasized the need for stronger police enforcement to address these community concerns, highlighting that despite restrictions, hookah pipes are still […]

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Climate Change threatens Namibia’s Agricultural Sector

    The agricultural sector is vital for sustaining livelihoods in Namibia but faces significant climate change challenges. Namibian farmers frequently experience adverse rainfall seasons, leading to floods, droughts, and pest and disease outbreaks. Droughts, occurring every other year with varying severity, have particularly harmed crop and livestock farmers, reducing productivity and income due to poor yields, livestock performance, and market prices.   Technical Advisor of Livestock and Rangeland from […]

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NASWU Demands Inclusion in Security Labor Forum for Minimum Wage Talks

    The Namibia Security Workers Union (NASWU) is demanding inclusion in the security labor forum organized by the Security Association of Namibia (SAN). NASWU's national organizer, Miguel Paulus, told News One that SAN's exclusion of their union is hindering discussions on a potential minimum wage increase for security guards.    

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