Headlines in the morning

+++ Supreme Court nullifies the award of the contract for a gas-fired power plant in Walvis Bay to the South African company Xaris Energy +++ President Geingob honors the late politician Nora Schimming-Chase as an honest patriot and true servant of the people +++...

Headlines in the morning

+++ President Geingob apparently imported luxury furniture from China valued at 1.6 million Namibia Dollar custom free +++ Trade deficit of Namibia plummeted in the past year – from 30 to 24.5 billion Namibia Dollar +++ Government dismisses Rehoboth Town Council...

Headlines in the morning

+++ Auction of infected buffalo – buyer sues Ministry of Environment and Tourism for two million Namibian Dollar +++ Government refuses to comment on reports about dropping the clause in NEEEF according to which companies have to hand over 25 percent of their...

Headlines in the morning

+++ First case of food infection Listeriosis in Namibia reported from Tsumeb – Condition of the 41-year-old patient is stable +++ New study on situation of housing in Namibia calls on government to remove obstacles concerning regulations +++ New fuel depot at...

Headlines in the morning

+++ President Geingob calls on all Namibians to participate in a nationwide clean-up operation on May Day +++ Government has not achieved its land reform goals in the past five years, largely due to lack of finance +++ Authorities in Swakopmund arrested boater with...

Headlines in the morning

+++ Authorities in Walvis Bay search for the ship that drained heavy oil in the sea last week +++ Stop for farm transfers: The Ministry of Land Reform does not issue tax assessments or clearance certificates since the high court ordered it to stop collecting land tax...