Page 66 - Kunene News Today

Namibia launches virtual-tourism platform-

It has been established that well-known Outjo farmer Chris Coetzee was trying to avoid a powerline during take-off from a district gravel road but lost control of his aircraft when...

The latest newly resettled farmers in Otjozondjupa, Oshikoto and Kunene regions have received their allotment letters from the lands ministry after receiving intensive training on...

ALL the ten deaths recorded at Rehoboth over the last 24 hours took place at home, the health ministry has announced.

Government is pursuing energy independence from a troubled Eskom and from the rest of its neighbouring countries in an effort to reduce the cost of electricity and thereby attract more meaningful investment.

Government is pursuing energy independence from a troubled Eskom and from the rest of its neighbouring countries in an effort to reduce the cost of electricity and thereby attract more meaningful investment. This is as Namibia spent about N$3 billion to import as much as 60% to 70% of its energy demand from the Southern African Power Pool (SAPP), of which 40% of it comes from

Employed in November, retrenched in February - Labour - Namibian Sun

Government is pursuing energy independence from a troubled Eskom and from the rest of its neighbouring countries in an effort to reduce the cost of electricity and thereby attract more meaningful investment. This is as Namibia spent about N$3 billion to import as much as 60% to 70% of its energy demand from the Southern African Power Pool (SAPP), of which 40% of it comes from

This year marks the 35th anniversary of apartheid SA’s watershed encounter in Angola — yet triumphalism still clouds the battle’s meaning.

THE Namibian government has announced the launch of Green Hydrogen Projects, worth around N$680 million and implemented in three stages...