Amutse voices concerns over skilled worker shortage in mining and energy

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The Minister of Industries, Mines and  Energy (MIME), Modestus Amutse has expressed concerns over shortage of skilled  workers in both the mining and energy sectors. 

This, the minister asserted, could hinder the government's efforts to maximum  value for the country. 

Youth SME workshop in Keetmanshoop tackles poor business plan skills

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A youth entrepreneurship and Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) workshop held in Keetmanshoop on Friday addressed the issue of poor business plan skills, which is a major barrier to many young people's access to the National Youth Development Fund.

Amutse urges Naute Irrigation Farm to boost GDP profitability

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The Minister of Industries, Mines and Energy, Modestus Amutse, has reminded Naute Irrigation Farm management to run the operation profitably and make a meaningful contribution to the country’s GDP. 

He made the call during his visit to the farm as part of his familiarisation visit to ||Kharas Region. 

Acts of kindness pour in for flood-hit mother of five

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Acts of kindness have poured in for a mother of five, Sharon Muyatwa, who was left destitute after their home was flooded by heavy rains. 

Muyatwa and her family were left without shelter and food.
The Katima Mulilo Town Council stepped in.

NamPower awards N$12 million bursaries to 15 students

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NamPower has awarded full bursaries worth N$12 million to 15 students pursuing various fields of study at local and SADC tertiary institutions.
The NamPower Bursary Scheme has been in existence for over 26 years and has invested millions in the education of hundreds of Namibians. 

MeatCo holds strategic review at Katima Mulilo

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MeatCo conducted a strategic review and planning session for the year ahead at Katima Mulilo. 

During the session, MeatCo Interim Chief Executive Officer Albertus !Aochamub highlighted that despite Namibia meeting all set protocols by importing countries, there is still a problem with supply.