Namibia: Massive Layoffs At Cross Country Carriers
allafrica.com     May 20, 2008            

Posted to the web 20 May 2008 Denver Isaacs CROSS Country Carriers has decided to retrench 127 of its 185 workers in Windhoek. After a week of uncertainty, workers were informed of their fate on Friday by the owner of the courier transport service, Leon Taljaard. Workers had stopped working after... [read full story]                    


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Ivory trade banned in Namibia from September (AFP)

yahoo.com     11 hrs ago          

WINDHOEK (AFP) - Namibia will impose a ban on all trade with 'worked ivory' from next month in a bid to assert its control and abide by international regulations on endangered species, an official said on Wednesday. "We have to...                    

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UBR Initial Drilling and Spectral Gamma Logging Results of Uskawanis Uranium Project Confirm That...

marketwire.com     20 hrs ago          

Six of the Twelve Holes Drilled to Date Have Good Lengths of Mineralization Over 100 ppm eU3O8 MONTREAL, QUEBEC--(Marketwire - Uranium Bay Resources Inc. (TSX VENTURE:UBR) is pleased to update shareholders on the current...                    

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Namibia: Tax Collectors to Strike

allafrica.com     21 hrs ago   1 related          

Tax collectors at the Ministry of Finance are planning a nationwide demonstration today over salaries and wage increments, unless the Office of the Prime Minister gives satisfactory commitments on paper to address the concerns.                    

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Namibia: Farm Workers Increasingly Included in Training

allafrica.com     21 hrs ago          

Posted to the web 20 August 2008 Staff Reporter Windhoek More than 180 farm workers have in the past two years attended tailor-made training courses. The courses, according to a joint statement from Agra and the Cheetah...                    

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