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ESTER KAMATI OTJIWARONGO Despite a referral hospital with an intensive care unit having been planned and approved for the Otjozondjupa Region, construction on the facility has yet to commence. This according to governor James Uerikua, who during his state of the region address said land had been acquired and fenced off, but the construction had been delayed, which has contributed to existing facilities becoming overwhelmed. “The delay in the construction of this hospital exerts further pressu...

08 July 2021 | Health TIMEOUS DELIVERY: An Antonov AN-225 is scheduled to arrive in Namibia this afternoon with medical supplies from Germany. PHOTO: Contributed Erwin Leuschner SWAKOPMUND Today at 13h00, the worlds largest aircraft, the Antonov AN-225, will arrive in Namibia. On board is a consignment – the first of three – of medical supplies donated by Germany, which will land at Hosea Kutako International Airport. Numerous high-ranking politicians will be present when the Antonov AN-225...

(eTN) – There was a report in the media that the Namibia Minister of Environment wants to award hunting concessions in national parks. (eTN) – There was a report in the media that the Namibia Minister of Environment wants to award hunting concessions in national parks. The parks are Bwabwata National Park, Waterberg Plateau, Daan Viljoen, Von Bach Resort, and Namib-Nauklauft Park. Hunting concessions are also being given in the Kavango region. Hunting safaris and photographic safaris are tw...

(eTN) – Yesterday the Kavango Open Africa Experience Route was launched at the Namibia Tourism Expo, offering travelers more diverse vegetation than the Okavango Delta itself and a paradise of birds a (eTN) – Yesterday the Kavango Open Africa Experience Route was launched at the Namibia Tourism Expo, offering travelers more diverse vegetation than the Okavango Delta itself and a paradise of birds and game. The route, located in northeastern Namibia, is based on the riverine landscapes of th...

Kenya Kambowe RUNDU Police chief, Inspector-General Sebastian Ndeitunga, says despite the overcrowding in police holding cells across the country, the police will be relentless in arresting those contravening the Covid-19 regulations. He told Namibian Sun they are not proud of the cat and mouse relationship they have with the public in terms of ensuring that people comply with the measures imposed by government to curb the further spread of the virus. The police have arrested crowds of people f...

Frankfurt: 0XD) is pleased to announce that the Republic of Namibias Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism has issued on Friday July 2, 2021 the Environmental Clearance Certificate ("ECC") for the initial 2D seismic program to be conducted in the Petroleum Exploration License No. 73 in the Kavango East and West regions of NE Namibia. Seismic Operations With the ECC (seismic permit) now in place, ReconAfrica and NAMCOR (the National oil company of Namibia) have begun acquisition of...

Share: VANCOUVER, BC, July 7, 2021 /CNW/ - Reconnaissance Energy Africa Ltd. (the "Company" or "ReconAfrica") (TSXV:RECO) (OTCQX:RECAF) (Frankfurt: 0XD) is pleased to announce that the Republic of Namibias Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism has issued on Friday July 2, 2021 the Environmental Clearance Certificate ("ECC") for the initial 2D seismic program to be conducted in the Petroleum Exploration License No. 73 in the Kavango East and West regions of NE Namibia. Seismic Operat...

) is in the process of attempting to de-risk the potentially huge Kavango basin. Following the encouraging results of their first two test wells, the company is now analyzing the data to determine the size and commercial potential of the basin. With the exploration efforts in Namibia advancing quickly, Oilprice.com founder James Stafford sat down with one of RECO’s leading geologists Dr. Jim Granath to find out more about the producibility and commercial potential of the encountered hydrocarb...

05 July 2021 | Health PAY US: A group of 109 medical interns has demanded medical aid, overtime compensation and housing and transport allowance. PHOTO: FILE JEMIMA BEUKES WINDHOEK The health ministry has urged disgruntled interns to see their plight as a national sacrifice as the country wages a full-scale war against Covid-19. This after 109 medical interns cried foul over lack of personal protective equipment (PPE), medical aid and overtime for being on call over weekends as well as housing ...

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