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Swakop Uranium recently launched its 2025 Sustainability Report under the theme “From a Decade of Growth to a Future of Possibilities,” providing stakeholders an opportunity to assess how the company is performing and measure its progress. Over the past decade, the company has spent over N$30 billion on procurement from local suppliers. In 2025 alone, it spent over N$13 million on procurement, while over N$9 million of this amount went to local procurement. Meanwhile, the utilisation of local contractors amounted to about N$6,3 million. Nearly 700 local suppliers are currently registered and engaged in the company’s supply chain, providing a wide range of services in engineering and technical services, equipment and materials supply, transportation and logistics services, equipment repair and maintenance and general support services. The report further revealed that 96% of the miner’s workforce consists of Namibians. During the reporting period the company created 1,596 jobs, indirectly generated over...

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By S. Matthew M. Quoi Jr. SANNIQUELLIE, Nimba County, June 30, 2026 – Vice President Jeremiah Kpan Koung has announced that the Boakai-Koung administration is preparing to increase the salaries of civil servants across Liberia as part of efforts to improve workers’ welfare and strengthen public service delivery. Speaking Tuesday at Liberia’s first county-hosted Public Service Day celebration in Sanniquellie, Koung disclosed that President Joseph Nyuma Boakai Sr. has directed Civil Service Agency (CSA) Director-General Josiah F. Joekai Jr. to immediately begin reviewing government salary structures. According to the Vice President, the planned salary adjustment is intended to improve employee motivation, retain skilled professionals in the public sector, and build a more efficient civil service. Addressing government officials, development partners, traditional leaders, and civil servants, Koung praised public employees for their resilience and dedication despite financial constraints and limited resources. He said the government recognizes the critical role civil servants...

  Moroke Sekoboto THE Tshiamiso Trust has reached a historic milestone in its mission to compensate former gold mineworkers, officially distributing more than M1 billion (R1 billion) to eligible Basotho claimants and their dependents. The achievement was announced during a media briefing at Kick4Life on Thursday, coinciding with a two-day regional high-level stakeholder workshop convened by the Ministry of Labour and Employment at Avani Maseru. The milestone represented a massive influx of long-awaited financial relief for thousands of families affected by occupational lung diseases. A total of 10 600 Basotho had been compensated, accounting for 40 percent of all compensation paid, followed by claimants from the Eastern Cape and Botswana. The Tshiamiso Trust was established to implement the settlement agreement reached between six mining companies and claimant attorneys in the historic silicosis and tuberculosis class action. Speaking at the briefing, Tshiamiso Trust Chief Executive Officer, Dr Munyadziwa Kwinda, expressed gratitude...

Funchal “mete Abril na gaveta” A Concelhia do Funchal do Partido Socialista (PS) acusa a Câmara Municipal do Funchal (CMF) de tentar apagar as conquistas e os valores de Abril e de desprezar a autonomia do poder local, precisamente quando se comemoram os 50 anos da sua consagração na Constituição.   «Prometem o ferry aos madeirenses para lhes arrancar votos» Francisco Gomes, deputado pelo CHEGA na Assembleia da República, exige ferry e soluções para a habitação na Madeira. O deputado Francisco Gomes exigiu ao ministro das Infraestruturas, Miguel Pinto Luz, o avanço imediato da ligação marítima ferry entre o continente e a Região Autónoma da Madeira, acusando o governo liderado por Luís Montenegro de prometer a ligação apenas para conquistar votos dos madeirenses e depois bloquear todas as soluções concretas no parlamento nacional.   “Impacto direto” nas IPSS da Região Vânia Jesus questiona a Ministra do Trabalho sobre a criação...

CONAKRY – Le Gouvernement guinéen, à travers le ministère de la Modernisation de l’Administration et de la Fonction publique, a annoncé ce mardi 30 juin 2026 le licenciement de 6 678 agents de l’État issus de divers services de l’administration publique. Ces fonctionnaires ont été radiés des effectifs pour « abandons de poste », « absences prolongées injustifiées » ou encore « décès non déclarés ». Africaguinee.com vous propose ci-dessous la liste d’une cohorte de 1 395 agents radiés pour abandon de poste. Ils sont majoritairement issus du ministère de l’Éducation nationale, de l’Enseignement technique et de la Formation professionnelle. Créé le 30 juin 2026 20:10 Source link