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

TransNamib

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Business / Economics

Trans Namib’s hydrogen-powered train expected by April 2025

TransNamib has temporarily suspended a project to convert two locomotives to run on hydrogen and diesel using locally produced green hydrogen. This follows the approval of a N$2.6 billion loan from the Development Bank of Namibia and the Development Bank of Southern Africa to help modernise its fleet. TransNamib and the Namibia Green Hydrogen Programme expect a hydrogen-powered locomotive operational by April next year, according to TransNamib spokesperson Abigail Raubenheimer. […]

todaySeptember 16, 2024 41

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TransNamib Locomotive Incident Spurs Long-Term Solutions Inquiry

According to Oshana police regional commander Naftal Lungameni Sakaria, reports suggest a TransNamib locomotive was engaged in an accident at Ondangwa on Friday morning. Allegedly, it began moving backwards from Oshivelo without a driver. Josef Sheehama, a Business and Economic Researcher, examines potential long-term remedies for this issue.  

todayMay 27, 2024 33

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INTERVIEW: Business and Economics Researcher, Josef Sheehama on TransNamib: A Call for Accountability and Strategic Investment

Today, we delve into a pressing issue raised by Josef Sheehama regarding TransNamib, the country's national railway company. His insights are crucial as they highlight the urgent need for investment in infrastructure, coupled with stringent accountability measures. Urgent Need for Investment Josef Sheehama opens the discussion by emphasizing the necessity for the Namibian government to inject funds into TransNamib. He points out the critical areas that require immediate attention: upgrading […]

todayMay 27, 2024 17

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Aanilonga yo TransNamib ya yaka omahooli meshina lyokolutenda lyehangano

Omupopiliko gopolisi moshitopolwa Erongo Chief Inspector Ileni Shapumba okwa koleke omakonakono ga tulilwamo aanilonga yaali yo TransNamib ya mangwapo iiwike iyali ya piti,sho ya yaka omahooli meshina lyokolutenda lyehangano. O The Namibian oya lopota kutya yaali okwa hokololwa ya pombo oo litre 20 000 dhomahooli meshina limwe lyo TransNamib pokati ka Ombaye na Arandis. Shiikwatelela koonzo dhoka dhili ontega noshinima shoka,yaali oya pombo omahooli taya longitha oka generator,shoka sheetitha omutopelo […]

todayMay 24, 2024 27 7 7

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Business Researcher Josef Sheehama’s Insights on Parastatals: TransNamib’s Role in Namibia’s Economic Revival

  In a recent interview, business and economics researcher Josef Sheehama shed light on the pivotal role of parastatals, particularly TransNamib, in shaping Namibia's economic landscape. Sheehama's analysis delves into the intricate relationship between state entities, employment, trust, and economic growth, offering valuable insights for policymakers and stakeholders alike. At the heart of Sheehama's discourse lies the nexus between trust and employment within parastatals. He underscores the significance of TransNamib […]

todayMay 20, 2024 16

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Oshiwambo

Muni gwa Otjiwarongo a mono omunambelewa kuluntu

Muni gwa Otjiwarongo nena okwa tseyitha euliko lyomunambelewa kuluntu gondoolopa Mberipura Hifitikeko,ngoka kwa tegelelwa a tameke niilonga mu 01 June. Omunambelewa gwiipambele yoshigwana melelo lyondoolopa Adelheid Shilongo okwati Hifitikeko okuli omunambelewa omukuluntu mo TranNamib mo Windheok,nokuulikwa oshiwike sha piti,sho uuministeli weyambulepo lyokomikunda noondoolopa wa zimine ethindilemo lyewiliko lya Muni gwa Otjiwarongo. Ondoolopa ya Otjiwarongo oya kala yaahena omunambelewa kuluntu okuza sho Moses Matjayi a wayimine muni gwa Windhoek omumvo gwa […]

todayMay 2, 2024 24

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TransNamib Names Desmond Ernst van Jaarsveld as New CEO

TransNamib has declared the selection of Desmond Ernst van Jaarsveld as its incoming Chief Executive Officer, commencing tomorrow April 17. Formerly holding the position of managing director at DP World, van Jaarsveld succeeds Webster Gonzo, who has served as the interim CEO since the past year. TransNamib spokesperson Abigail Raubenheimer provided the announcement.  

todayApril 16, 2024 126

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