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Namibia

4319 Results / Page 467 of 480

Namibia

Disturbing Rise in Sexual Violence: Erongo Reports 284 Rape Cases Since 2021

From 2021 to the present, the Erongo region has witnessed a concerning surge in reported cases of sexual violence, with a total of 284 rape cases documented among the broader 1,374 incidents of gender-based violence. This unsettling figure averages more than one rape case reported each day. Additionally, child abuse cases have reached a distressing total of 410 during the same period. These alarming statistics were brought to light by […]

today17 January, 2024

Namibia

Women in Media organization facilitates generous donation to Tsumkwe Secondary School

The Women in Media organization, established by journalists Jemima Beukes and Limba Mupetami, recently facilitated a generous donation to Tsumkwe Secondary School. This initiative, made possible through the support of Rössing Uranium, Uranium One Group, Pupkewitz Motors, and the Agra Staff Initiative Fund, included the provision of school uniforms, stationery, sanitary products, toiletries, and a welcoming dinner for the learners. Here is Jemima Beukes.  

today17 January, 2024

Namibia

PDM President Expresses Concerns Over External Consultants for Neckartal Dam Irrigation Project Feasibility Study

McHenry Venaani, the President of the PDM, has expressed deep concern over recent reports indicating that the Ministry of Agriculture, Water, and Land Reform is planning to initiate a feasibility study for the second phase of the Neckartal Dam Irrigation Project by engaging external consultants. Here is he is sharing his concerns on this matter.  

today17 January, 2024

Namibia

Letshego Holdings Namibia Takes Proactive Steps to Reduce Unemployment: Plans Workforce Expansion Across Subsidiaries

Letshego Holdings Namibia has announced its commitment to contribute to the reduction of Namibia's unemployment rate. In a statement, the company outlined its plans to expand the workforce across its subsidiaries as part of its efforts to address this societal challenge. Ongame Mutorwa, the Banks Communications Manager, shared insights into the company's proactive approach to addressing unemployment and supporting its broader organizational objectives.  

today17 January, 2024

Business / Economics

CRAN revokes UCOM Mobile’s spectrum licences

The Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia has revoked the Spectrum Licences of UCOM Mobile Namibia formerly MTN Business Namibia due to its failure to settle over N$19.3 million license fees arrears. CRAN’s Jairus Kapenda, the Manager of Communication and International Relations.

today16 January, 2024

Business / Economics

Trustco secures N$ 950 million investment

Trustco Group Holdings Limited is finalising deals with key shareholders, including a cash investment of up to NAD 950 million from the United States fund Riskowitz Value Fund LP. The move solidifies RVF as a key anchor foreign investor, allowing Trustco to cement existing investments in the local economy. Quinton Van Rooyen Junior, Trustco's Deputy CEO.

today16 January, 2024

Business / Economics

Namfisa’s Gariseb joins IAIS risk-based solvency forum

The Namibia Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority General Manager for Insurance and Medical Aid Funds, Erich Gariseb, has been admitted to serve on the International Association of Insurance Supervisors’ Risk-Based Solvency Implementation Forum. NamFisa spokesperson, Victoria Muranda, explains the significance of this development.

today16 January, 2024

Namibia

Education Minister says no learner should be sent home over unpaid fees

Education Minister Anna Nghipondoka has urged schools to avoid sending learners back, for not paying hostel fees or voluntary school contribution fees, saying that though hostel fees are mandatory parents can make arrangements for their kids to be exempted if they are unable to pay, provided there is evidence financial constraints.

today16 January, 2024

Entertainment

Nascam declares N$2 million in royalties

The Namibia Society of Composers and Authority of Music has declared a N$2 million royalty for the year, which according to the organisation is a remarkable achievement. Nascam CEO Albert Nicanor says that 10% of the declared royalties will be allocated for the social protection of all the members.

today16 January, 2024