The Minister of Environment and Tourism, Hon. Pohamba Shifeta this week pleaded earnestly with environmental lobby groups against hunting, to put an end to what he explained would be detrimental to the conservation of rhinos and elephants. He made the plea in response to a lawsuit filed by the American lobby group Friends of Animals to set aside the importation of black rhino horns in April 2015. A recent court ruling in the District Court of Columbia, Washington DC, dismissed an application. Continue reading
Save the Rhino bids du Preez farewell
Save The Rhino Trust Namibia has congratulated Mr Pierre du Preez on his new responsibilities at The Ministry of Environment and Tourism. They wished. Continue reading
Investment will not be discouraged – DHL
Hennie Heymans, Managing Director of DHL Express Sub-Saharan Africa recently said that the company firmly believes that the African continent is. Continue reading
Carnegie principles work 60 years on
The training and self-help guru, Dale Carnegie is alive and well, and now also living in Windhoek. Some sixty years since the name Carnegie became an. Continue reading
NBC relocates TV License department
The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (nbc) has relocated the majority of the staff in its TV Licence department in Windhoek. This key department. Continue reading
Manufacturing and training is her business
“Hard-working, honest and kind,” are the words echoed by Albertina Amupolo, owner of Nepety Trading Enterprises, as she described herself in a. Continue reading
Fashion council aims for lucrative industry
The Fashion Council of Namibia (FCN) introduced their new Board of Directors to their various stakeholders last week at the Franco Namibia Cultural. Continue reading
Economic planning boss outlines central control
The intention of the government to grow its control over the economy was clearly illustrated when the minister in the presidency responsible for. Continue reading
New cemetery still in early stages
ICT Ministry plans big
DB space joins hands with Rittal
Household Income and Expenditure Survey completed
Aus link revitalises TransNamib in the south
The refurbishment of the 112 kilometre rail link between Aus and Luderitz has revitalised TransNamib’s operations in the south, with further. Continue reading
