Meatco Puts 400 Workers on Leave with Full Pay Amid FMD Outbreak
Meatco sends 400 production workers on three weeks' leave with full pay due to foot-and-mouth disease outbreak in Namibia's ||Kharas region.
Southern Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Namibia: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in Southern Africa
Meatco sends 400 production workers on three weeks' leave with full pay due to foot-and-mouth disease outbreak in Namibia's ||Kharas region.
Namibia's Government Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF) could lose N$815 million invested in a South African fund due to a tax dispute with the South African Revenue Service (SARS).
Tributes pour in for Namibian village grandfather Immanuel Hainghumbi, remembered for his wisdom, generosity, and influence on young lives.
The Namibia Agricultural Union (NAU) is calling for a controlled livestock trade to ensure the sustainability of the sector.
WHO Namibia representative Richard Banda says mental health policy must be backed by effective investments.
McHenry Venaani suggests 2-5% of mining royalties go to community trusts
Deputy minister urges rural Namibians to consider solar electricity as a viable option for powering their homes and businesses.
Namibia's women's inline hockey team finishes fourth at world championships
Educator reflects on how children's behaviour is shaped by what they observe in their environment
Becoming a veterinarian in Namibia requires dedication, hard work, and a strong science foundation.
A recent report by WWF reveals a significant decline in global wildlife populations, but offers hope for recovery through conservation efforts and sustainable practices.
Tourists flock to Hengdian World Studios in China to star in short dramas