Tourism sector contributes 6.9 per cent to GDP: Shifeta
April 25, 2024
September 3, 2021
THE MINISTRY FOR SOCIAL ACCOMMODATION: Minister for Social Accommodation meets with the first bank taking part in the New Hope Guarantee scheme
September 3, 2021
Minister for Social Accommodation Roderick Galdes met with APS Bank, the first bank to confirm its participation in the New Hope Guarantee scheme. Through the scheme, which has been announced in recent days, people who have had or have a serious illnes…
THE MINISTRY FOR ENERGY, ENTERPRISE, AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: WSC launches public water dispensers to help reduce the use of plastics
September 3, 2021
For €00.20c for a litre of water, the public will be able to fill their reusable bottles from water dispensers which are being placed in strategic locations by the Water Services Corporation (WSC).This was announced by the WSC whilst outlining its plan…
THE MINISTRY FOR NATIONAL HERITAGE, THE ARTS AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND THE MINISTRY FOR THE ENVIRONMENT, CLIMATE CHANGE AND PLANNING: Regeneration works on Fgura garden completed – around 200 trees and shrubs planted
September 3, 2021
Through an investment of around €40,000, regeneration works have been completed in the garden of Pjazza Patri Redent Gauci in Fgura. This was announced by Fgura Local Council in the presence of Minister for the Environment, Climate Change and Planning …
Young Africans Struggle With Jobs, Education Amid Pandemic
September 3, 2021
HARARE – The future looked promising for Tinashe Mapuranga, an intern at a leading bank in Zimbabwe who appeared set to get a staff position as soon as he completed his college degree. Then the COVID-19 pandemic hit.Amid the lockdowns, the 24-year-old …
Air Quality, Climate Change Closely Linked
September 3, 2021
GENEVA – In the first report of its kind, the World Meteorological Organization examines the close link between air quality and climate change and how measures stemming from COVID-19 influenced air quality patterns in 2020.Government-imposed lockdown m…
Ho Chi Minh City Could Lift Lockdown, End ‘Zero COVID-19’ Policy
September 3, 2021
HANOI – Vietnam’s coronavirus epicenter Ho Chi Minh City, which has kept residents confined at home under lockdown, is considering reopening economic activity from September 15, shifting from a “zero COVID-19” strategy to a policy of living with the vi…
Namibians mourn late Iindji
April 25, 2024
Tourism sector contributes 6.9 per cent to GDP: Shifeta
April 25, 2024
Two tourists die in fatal crash on C14 gravel road
April 25, 2024
Shifeta inaugurates N.dollars 24 million PET recycling plant
April 25, 2024