Mineworkers Union of Namibia

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Oshiwambo

Ominista yuuyuki niipambele yiilonga Fillemon Wise Immanuel okwiindiile ehilathano lyiilonga ko Sinomine li potokononwe

Ominista yuuyuki niipambele yiilonga Fillemon Wise Imannuel okwa gandja elombwelo kehangano lya china lyo Sinomine Tsumeb Smelter nehangano lyaanilonga lyo Mineworkers Union of Namibia ya kandulepo omahilathno ,oku pitila moonkundathana nenge ya taalele eidhopemo lyopauministeli. Minister pethimbo lyoonkundathana dhuu package wa gandjwa komina okwati otaka longitha o section 80 yo labour act ngele eyamukulo inali adhika. O section 80 oya pa minister oonkondo okuulika omweendithi ,omwiikundi nenge omupokati okupitila mo […]

today9 July, 2025

Oshiwambo

Ya konda 500 okwa tegelelwa ya kanithe iilonga komina ya Kombat

Ehangano lyo Mineworkers Union of Namibia nomina ya Kombata otaya ka inika komilungu shinasha nkene ekuthomiilonga lyaanilonga 533 tali ka ningwa. etokolo olya landula elalakano lyawo lyotango okuya komeho noku kutha miilonga aanilonga 533 inaaya kwatelamo ehangano lyaanilonga onga omukalelipo gwaanilonga ya gumwa. Amushanga ndjayi gwehangano lyaanilonga George Ampweya okwa lombwele o NewsOne kutya oonkundathana dhika otadhi ka tala kiinima ya simana ngaashi uu package,oku konakonwa paundjolowele omanga inaaya lalekwa […]

today13 February, 2025

Business / Economics

B2Gold continues workforce downsizing at Otjikoto mine

B2Gold has confirmed it will proceed with further workforce reductions at its Otjikoto mine, involving involuntary separations. This decision follows a comprehensive review by a dedicated retrenchment committee, in collaboration with the Mineworkers Union of Namibia (MUN) branch executive committee on site. Eric Barnard, General Manager of Otjikoto Mine, detailed the process, saying, “We have a retrenchment committee that evaluated the necessary reductions across various departments. This effort was not […]

today22 July, 2024

Namibia

Rössing Uranium employees secure salary increments for 2024-2026

    Employees at Rössing Uranium are set to receive salary increments for the years 2024, 2025, and 2026, as outlined in a negotiation agreement signed by the Rössing Branch Executive Committee and the Mineworkers Union of Namibia (MUN). According to the agreement, Grade 1 to 11 employees will see a 7 per cent increase in February 2024, followed by a 6 per cent raise in 2025 and another 6 […]

today26 January, 2024