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POWER STRUGGLE: Residents and businesses in northern Namibia struggled during a recent strike by Nored staff. PHOTO: FILE

Former MP calls for Nored to be stripped of some regions

3 Day Ago

ENSURE COMPLIANCE: Labour relations minister Fillemon Wise Immanuel. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Labour minister to crack down on minimum wage violators

3 Month Ago

ON IDLE: A near-total shutdown of legal proceedings was observed at the Katutura Magistrate Court last week. PHOTO: FILE

Chief magistrates could earn N$1 million yearly

3 Month Ago

CONFIRMED: The agriculture executive director Teofelus Nghitila. Photo: File

Govt audits employment redress programme

5 Month Ago

A WISE MOVE: Labour relations minister Wise Immanuel.

Only 67% of Namibian employers compliant with minimum wage

5 Month Ago

IT'S FRAUD: Labour minister Wise Immanuel. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Immanuel wants Okapare fishermen salaries stopped

5 Month Ago

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Govt equips community courts with vehicles

5 Month Ago

GLOBAL CONDEMNATION: According to Al Jazeera, Israel has recently intensified deadly attacks as its campaign to occupy Gaza City and displace 1 million people continues. PHOTO: AL JAZEERA

Namibian govt urged to take legal action against Israel

6 Month Ago

On 12 December 2012, Berrie Holtzhausen cut the chains of Ndjinaa in Kunene region, setting her free after 20 years of captivity, a moment that later became central to The African Witchfinder documentary. Photo: Contributed

Call to reform witchcraft law gains urgency amid growing abuse concerns

7 Month Ago

DENIED ENTRY: The minister of Justice and Labour Relations, Wise Immanuel. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Minister suspends voluntary separation at Sinomine Tsumeb smelter

7 Month Ago

NAMIBIANS FIRST: Justice minister Fillemon Wise Immanuel (in black beret) visited Cheetah Cement last week and ordered the company to prioritise Namibians for employment. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED.

Cheetah Cement ordered to employ Namibians first

7 Month Ago

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LABOUR RELATIONS

10 Month Ago

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