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TONE IT DOWN: Transport minister Veikko Nekundi has bemoaned steep traffic fines, notably for long-distance taxi drivers. Photo: NAMIBIAN POLICE

Nekundi threatens to deregister traffic cops over hefty fines

1 Month Ago

PROTECT: Graham Hopwood from the Institute for Public Policy Research, Frank Lüttig from the Office of the General Prosecutor of Celle in Germany; justice minister Yvonne Dausab; EU ambassador Ana Beatriz Martins; TAIEX key expert Detlef Kreutzer; and Lithuanian assistant chief prosecutor Monika Kalinauskiene. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

N$75 000 fine or jail time for retaliation against whistleblowers

2 Month Ago

Editorial

EDITORIAL: Mbumba’s moment of reason

2 Month Ago

Company News in Brief

3 Month Ago

GET REGISTERED: Namibians listed on Airbnb must register with the Namibia Tourism Board by 30 April. Photo:wikimedia.org

NTB cracks down on unregistered Airbnb listings

3 Month Ago

SUSPICIOUS... A screen grab of one of the videos on social media about hundreds of fish allegedly caught along the central coast. While the incident cannot be verified, it has sparked concern about local conservation and law enforcement.

Anglers slapped with N$63 000 in fines

3 Month Ago

Company News in Brief

4 Month Ago

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Telecom Namibia data breach: What’s next?

4 Month Ago

TAKE ACTION: Fishing industry players claim the fisheries ministry is turning a blind eye when it comes to punishing vessels who exceed their catch limits.

Bycatch headache: Fishing industry hits back

5 Month Ago

TAKE ACTION: Fishing industry players claim the fisheries ministry is turning a blind eye when it comes to punishing vessels that exceed their bycatch limits. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Bycatch headache: Fishing industry hits back

5 Month Ago

CONCERN: The high volume of bycatch of certain species caught within the fishing industry is a threat to their sustainability. Photo: NAMPORT

Namibia at sea over high bycatch volumes

5 Month Ago

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