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DETERMINED: Striking Furnmart workers in Ondangwa. PHOTO: LOISE SHIIMI

Striking Furnmart workers reject 5% pay increase, want 8%

3 Week Ago

DEMANDS: Namdock workers handed management a petition listing several grievances. rnrnPhoto: Leandrea Mouers

Namdock workers demand CEO’s resignation

1 Month Ago

RIP: Ernst Lichtenstrasser was buried at Otavi last weekend. Photo: Contributed

Lichtenstrasser – hated, adored and never ignored

8 Month Ago

RIP: Ernst Lichtenstrasser was buried at Otavi last weekend. Photo: Contributed

Lichtenstrasser – hated, adored and never ignored

8 Month Ago

CONSTR

Breakthrough in security, construction workers’ wages

2 Year Ago

WOrkers

Minimum wage won’t make life easier, expert says

2 Year Ago

Bouers soos Jonathan Geib sal nog meer as 'n maand moet wag voor aanpassings tot minimumloon op die hele boubedryf aandwingbaar gemaak kan word.
Foto Tanja Bause.

Construction industry: Wage adjustments delayed

2 Year Ago

Construction's contribution to the real gross domestic product (GDP) in the second quarter this year fell to 0.7%. Photo Unsplash/Jeriden Villegas

Construction remains on tightrope

2 Year Ago

Justina Jones, secretary-general of the Metal and Allied Namibian Workers Union (left), and Bärbel Kirchner, the chief executive officer of the Construction Industries Federation. Photo Contributed

Geingob urged to cancel construction projects

2 Year Ago

MARKET STRENGTH: Chinese ambassador to Namibia Zhao Weiping says Chinese construction companies are very competitive.

China distances itself from Karibib road tender

3 Year Ago

Lutombi dismisses Chinese tender brouhaha

Lutombi scoffs at Chinese tender brouhaha

3 Year Ago

Construction contracted by 25.3% year-on-year in the second quarter of this year. The sector has only been able to report positive growth in five of the 26 quarters since the beginning of 2016. In real terms, construction contributed N$444 million to Namibia’s gross domestic product (GDP) in the second quarter, the lowest on the database of the Namibia Statistics Agency (NSA) stretching back to 2013. Photo Unsplash/Shivendu Shukla

Minimum wage in construction increases

3 Year Ago

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