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NamWater probes N$248m tender award to Unik - Vimarsana News

NamWater probes N$248m tender award to Unik

Tax fraud, bribery and corruption allegations levelled against a senior employee of the company which built Swapo’s new headquarters has now resulted in NamWater investigating the awarding of a N$248-million tender to the same company.

Swapo's HQ contractor linked to tax fraud, bribery, corruption - Vimarsana News

Swapo's HQ contractor linked to tax fraud, bribery, corruption

A senior employee at a Chinese construction company that constructed Swapo’s new headquarters was arrested this week for allegedly buying a fake tax clearance certificate, adding more controversy to a company accused of bribing procurement officials in Namibia.

African Development Bank Imposes 12-Month Conditional Non-Debarment On Unik Construction Engineering (Pty) Limited For A ... - Vimarsana News

African Development Bank Imposes 12-Month Conditional Non-Debarment On Unik Construction Engineering (Pty) Limited For A ...

(MENAFN - African Press Organization) Download logo The African Development Bank Group ( ), on 13 October 2023 announces the conclusion of a negotiated settlement agreement with Unik Construction ... ...

Source: wn.com
Unik Construction worker sustains injuries - Vimarsana News

Unik Construction worker sustains injuries

Police in Moshupa are investigating a possible case of negligence following a 23-year-old individual sustaining serious injuries while in the line of duty at a Unik Construction project in Mogaung Ward, Moshupa.

Source: mmegi.bw
CGGC completes 105.7km line upgrade in Namibia - Vimarsana News

CGGC completes 105.7km line upgrade in Namibia

China Gezhouba Group Corporation (CGGC) has completed a project to restore the 107.5km of line between Walvis Bay and Arandis in Namibia.