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JPG. President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah
PHOTOS: TUYEIMO HAIDULA

Omuniilonga a sa ondjala ita vulu okulonga sha- omupresidente

4 Month Ago

JPG. President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah
PHOTOS: TUYEIMO HAIDULA

A hungry worker cannot be productive, president warns

4 Month Ago

CONFLICTED: NIP is accused of being in bed with a company co-owned by the board chairperson.

NIP hires entity owned by its chairperson

5 Month Ago

Bipa board chairperson Tino HanabebPhoto: Contributed

Bipa won’t renew CEO’s contract

11 Month Ago

photo: contributed

ACC exonerates Bipa CEO over relative's recruitment

1 Year Ago

Business and Intellectual Property Authority CEO, Vivienne Katjiuongua.Photo: Contributed

ACC exonerates Bipa CEO over relative's recruitment

1 Year Ago

Petrus T Nevonga

photo: contributed

Napwu sounds alarm over Bipa staff complaints

1 Year Ago

VEHICLES GALORE: The Namibia Public Workers Union says the purchase of five vehicles by the board of the Namibia Institute of Pathology, for five executives, should be cancelled, and the needs of its employees, and that of the institution be addressed.

Napwu wants ‘barbaric’ NIP vehicle purchases reversed

1 Year Ago

SILVER LINING: Civil servants can expect a salary hike of 5%, effective April 2024.
PHOTO: FILE

5% pay raise for civil servants

1 Year Ago

Nust council keen to pass ACC investigation over

Naomab wants ACC probe against him deferred

2 Year Ago

NOT IN PUBLIC: Namibia Public Workers Union (Napwu) yesterday refused to be questioned in the presence of the media by members of parliamentary standing committee on Human Resources. PHOTO: FILE

Napwu rejects parliamentary public hearing on NBC

2 Year Ago

BACK AGAIN: Public servant unions Napwu and Nantu are demanding pay rises for their members once again. PHOTO: FILE

Civil servants want 8% pay rise

2 Year Ago

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