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Donald Matthys
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Journalist, Namibia Economist
Namibia
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Energy , Economy , Politics , Community News
N/A. I am open to all topics!
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By Donald Matthys Verified| The Namibian Verified The Ministry of Justice and Labour Relations says it is unlawful for employers to deduct gratuities employees receive from their salaries. This comes after reports that Hotel De Duine at Henties Bay and Swakopmund Abattoir issued an agreement requiring employees to declare their daily gratuities and amounts earned for service to be deducted from their monthly salaries.
By Donald Matthys Verified| The Namibian Verified First gentleman Denga Ndaitwah has defended the placement of oil and gas projects directly under the office of president Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah. In a recent report by OneAfrica TV, Ndaitwah said the decision to place the critical portfolio within the Presidency was to safeguard it from corruption. Speaking at a student workshop held at Triumphant College in Windhoek, Ndaitwah said the oil and gas sector is one that is easily corruptible.
By Donald Matthys Verified| The Namibian Verified Prime minister Elijah Ngurare has called on executive directors (EDs) of various government ministries to think outside the box and prioritise implementation of government projects. Addressing officials in Windhoek on Wednesday, Ngurare said while theories are important, EDs must be deliberate, proactive and practical in all carrying out their duties. “Unnecessary bureaucracy must fall and common sense must prevail.
Company Info
Namibia Economist
We are a Business and Financial news website. With a 33-year pedigree, the digital Namibia Economist offers market insight at a level that sets it apart from all other sources of business, financial and economic reporting in Namibia. Every day the Namibia Economist focuses on the leading business events of that week. In addition, there are standard features on the stock exchange, the editor's comments on serious economic issues, market and investment analysis, regular columns by invited experts.
Founded: 1991