insert_link Oshiwambo Omahangano oma Namibia geli 16 oga holola ohokwe oku kutha ombinga moku etapo ehangano lyopashigwana lyomatukodhila moshilongo Shika oshiikwatelela komupopiliko guuministeli wiilonga niiyenditho Julius Ngweda . Tati uuministeli owa pandula eyamukulo ewanawa nohokwe yoshigwana oku yambidhidha ondjodhi ndjika. Tati uuministeli otawu tseyithile oshigwana kutya okomitiye yopautekinika oyeetwapo oku kwatela komeho oshikumungu shoku etapo ehangano lyomatukodhila. Nokomitiye oyina oohandimwe yena owino notseyo miikonndo ya yooloka yomatukodhila,oku kwashilipaleka kutya ondjodhi ndjika oyaadhika. Iilonga yo Air Namibia oya hulithwapo mo 2021 molwaashoka kayali tayi etapo iiyemo ya gwana,noompangela oku etapo […] today17 May, 2025
insert_link Business / Economics Hangala backs Air Namibia revival as government invests N$20 million in feasibility study The government has allocated N$20 million for a feasibility study to assess the revival of Air Namibia, with the goal of relaunching the national airline by 2026. Dr. Leake Hangala who is the Chairperson of the Namibia Airports Company, has voiced strong support for the initiative, stressing the airline’s role in national development and economic growth. Speaking on the proposal, Dr. Hangala expanded on the importance of having a functional […] today3 April, 2025
Business / Economics Economist Omu Kakujaha-Matu suggests Air Namibia partners with other airlines to secure future By: Hertha Ekandjo Economist Omu Kakujaha-Matu has suggested that Air Namibia should explore partnerships with other airlines to ensure its survival and profitability. In a recent interview with NewsOnOne, Kakujaha-Matu emphasised that forming alliances with global carriers could provide the much-needed support to get the airline back on track. "In the face of new evidence suggesting profitability in the airline industry, one possible solution for Air Namibia is to explore […] today27 March, 2025
insert_link Namibia Ex-Air Namibia Employees Demand Justice Amid Ongoing Payment Delays Nearly four years after the national carrier, Air Namibia, ceased operations, former employees are intensifying their call for the payment of severance and retrenchment packages. Speaking to Future Media, Renier Bougart, one of the retrenched employees, shared the growing frustration among ex-Air Namibia staff, detailing the prolonged legal battle and stalled efforts to secure their legally mandated compensation. today15 November, 2024
insert_link Business / Economics SWAPO Plans to Revive Air Namibia with New Strategy At the launch of SWAPO's election manifesto, Vice President and presidential candidate Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah outlined the party’s intention to revive Air Namibia reports the Namib Pulse. The airline, which shut down in 2021, had significant liabilities exceeding its assets and relied on government bailouts for over 20 years. The revival plan aims to avoid previous financial pitfalls with a more strategic approach. today24 September, 2024
