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ON HOLD: The Swakop Abattoir, the only abattoir in Swakopmund, has not slaughtered an animal since the foot-and-mouth disease outbreak on 23 September. Photo: Adam Hartman

FMD freeze cripples Swakop Abattoir

12 Hours Ago

POWERFUL QUESTIONS: Energy minister Modestus Amutse. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Power costs should not leave families in the dark- Amutse

12 Hours Ago

SALES SLUMP: Keetmanshoop food vendor Veronika Kolonelius says falling sales amid FMD have made it difficult to cover even basic household expenses. Photo: Phillipus Josef

FMD takes a big bite out of vendors’ earnings

4 Day Ago

Bank Windhoeku2019s financial director, Zenaune Kamberipa. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

- Bank Windhoek digitises procurement

4 Day Ago

Photo Augetto Graig

Hino keeps moving

5 Day Ago

NOT ALLOWED: ECB CEO Robert Kahimise. Photo: Contributed

BW Kudu line exposes govt-ECB power rift

6 Day Ago

Peter Ilukena Ilukena. Photo: Contributed

Namibia Needs More Than Skilled Graduates: Who Will Finance Their Future?

1 Week Ago

Chinau0027s BYD electric vehicles brings a a more affordable philosophy of progress to modern mobility. Photo Augetto Graig

Electric dreams

1 Week Ago

CONTROL POINT: Vehicles are searched and disinfected at control points along the highway. Photo: Otis Daniels

I will lose my house - FMD-hit abattoir worker

1 Week Ago

DIGITAL LINK: Efraim Shimbaliu2019s AfriAgriFed app connects farmers, markets and agricultural information. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Namibian engineer builds smart app linking farmers, markets

1 Week Ago

Standard Bank Namibia has launched its URewards campaign. PHOTO: TINA VICTOR

Standard Bank offers fan trip to Stars-Pirates clash

1 Week Ago

DEBT: The municipality intends to write off about N$10 million in pensioner debt, with approval still pending. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Consumers owe N$68.8m to Otji municipality

1 Week Ago

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