Trigon Metals, a Kombat ores company, has laid off employees as the mine closes due to flooding from an underground water pump failure.
The 533 employees of the mine are distressed, citing that the failure of the water pump happened on 16 January and that the retrenchment was thus short notice.
Empowering farming communities' knowledge about cheetahs is essential for the long-term success of the Cheetah Conservation Fund (CCF).
CCF founder Dr. Laurie Marker explained that the fund will continue working closely with farmers to combat the rapid decline of cheetahs in the country.
The Namibian Ports Authority (Namport) and the Administração dos Portos de Sines e do Algarve (APS) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to develop sustainable, green, and digital logistics corridors.
The U.S. Department of Human Services has advised all diplomatic missions in Washington to disregard the so-called "Trump Deportation List," stating it is not valid.
Namibia's embassy confirmed the advisory from U.S. authorities.
The second suspect in the Namib Desert Diamonds (NAMDIA) robbery, Sam Shololo, was caught in the act of the crime, the state informed the Windhoek Magistrates Court.
NAMDIA has maintained that it will hold a press briefing on the heist only when the time is appropriate.
Spokesperson Beverley Coussement emphasized that the robbery remains under investigation and that discussing unverified details could compromise efforts to resolve the case.
The Minister of Agriculture, Water, and Land Reform has emphasized the importance of a strategic approach to agriculture, water management, and land reform in Namibia, highlighting their interconnectedness as pillars of the nation's development.
In order to raise awareness and inspire action for the fight against climate change, Lignaverda is running an initiative called "Cycling for the Climate."
For more on this, nbc's Elifas Bonifatius spoke to Werner Sels, the general director for Lignaverda based in Belgium.
Moses ||Khumub was sworn in as the new councillor for Guinas Constituency today at the Oshikoto Regional Council offices.
||Khumub fills the vacant seat left by the late Elias Marthinus, after securing 1,407 votes in the January by-elections.
Erongo regional councillors and management have partnered with the Namibia Institute of Public Administration and Management (NIPAM) to reflect, realign, and generate fresh ideas for the development and service of the region.
The team is currently in Windhoek for a two-day retreat.
