According to the Electricity Control Board (ECB), the current National Connection Charge Policy (NCCP) is not legally binding.
This is why the ECB is hosting a stakeholder workshop to discuss the first draft of a transition from the NCCP to a legally binding National Connection Charge Code (NCCC).
October 12 marks a century since the ancestors of the Ovitoto community emerged from concentration camps, seeking refuge and rebuilding their lives in the Ovitoto communal area.
The milestone was celebrated over the weekend at Okandjira Village in the Omatako Constituency.
The Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) has condemned violence and intimidation among political parties as the country approaches elections.
The Ministry of Education, Arts, and Culture says it is in the implementation stage of the Transforming Education Implementation Charter 2023-2030.
An anti-gay movement in Namibia has urged the Ministry of Education, Arts, and Culture to suspend or withdraw sex education programmes, arguing that these programmes promote homosexuality.
The Executive Director of the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) has called for transparency in the implementation of green hydrogen projects to minimise the risk of corruption.
The Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board (NIPDB) launched an Information Sharing Platform to enhance education and skills in the country.
The Information Sharing Platform website was launched in Windhoek today.
The Chief Executive Officer of the Electricity Control Board says the government has no intentions to generate revenue from the electricity industry.
Robert Kahimise said this at the Regional Energy Regulator Association (RERA) of Southern Africa in Windhoek.
The Namibia Heritage Week officially kicked off in Windhoek on Monday.
Established in 2012, the event aims to celebrate and preserve the country's rich cultural diversity and heritage.
The Head of Economic Affairs at the Indonesia Embassy, Ari Hadiman, has described the recent 2nd Indonesia-Africa Forum as a success.
The forum saw the signing of agreements between Indonesia and Africa in various sectors to the tune of about N$52 billion.
