New right holder pays levies
- General News
- Published Date
- Waldo
- Hits: 302
Aluta Fishing, a joint venture company, this week became the first new fishing right holder to pay the quota fees to the Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources in Windhoek. On behalf of the five board of directors, Ileni Shilongo, chairman of Aluta Fishing, handed over two cheques of N$320 625 and N$252 037. Aluta Fishing was granted fishing rights for exploitation of marine resources as per the marine resources act and regulations of 2000. Receiving the cheque, Bernard Esau, Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resource, appealed to other fishing right holders to pay their levies and quota fees before they declare dividends. (Picture): Bernard Esau, Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources and Ileni Shilongo, chairman of Aluta Fishing this week in Windhoek. (Photograph by Johanna Absalom)
- Articles In This Category
- General NewsChinese businesses in Namibia are notoriously known for their exploitive labour practices. Located at the Northern Industrial area, China Town is a...Power utility warns of looming crisis (178 hits)General NewsThe shortage of electricity supply within the SADC region remains a problem. The next three to four years will be critical for the region as power...General NewsThe first Namibian woman to receive the UNESCO - L’Oreal International Fellowship for Young Women in Life Sciences Award, Dr Gladys Kahaka has...Breweries launches new soft drink (74 hits)General NewsNamibia Breweries (NBL) this week introduced a new sparkling soft drink called VIGO. It is a non-alcoholic drink made from malt and comes in two very...Entrepreneurs willing to learn (341 hits)General NewsA total of 388 small business owners and their staff members attended 50 business skills development courses presented by SMEs Compete during...Mining threatens black rhino (412 hits)General NewsA leading Namibian tourism website, Tourbrief.com published a report this week indicating that mining prospecting has started in the pristine former...General NewsBulk service infrastructure development of the first phase of the Trustco Industrial Park is at an advanced stage and is expected to be completed...Deep Yellow receives clearance (253 hits)General NewsDevelopers of the Tubas Red Sand project have received environmental approval from the Ministry of Environment and Tourism this week. Deep Yellow, an...Authorities to regulate financial sector (659 hits)General NewsThe Bank of Namibia and the Namibian Competition Commission this week signed a memorandum of agreement which will provide the which will provide the...General NewsPharmaceutical companies and global health companies have announced a new, coordinated push to accelerate progress towards eliminating or controlling...
- Related Articles
- Impressive sailing but no new record (1682 hits)SportThe Luderitz Speed Challenge, currently underway on a new channel to break the world sail record of 103km/h (55.65 kts) has seen some impressive...New fascinating history stories as X-mas special (1207 hits)Community and CultureFarmers armed with rockets and rainmaker aircraft, a suicidal groom in the desert, German South West Africa holds its breath at the investigation...New car sales improve drastically (1299 hits)Special FocusNew car sales in the Southern African Customs Union (SACU) during October was at 36 826 units, according to the National Association of Automobile...New fraud surfaces (675 hits)MarketsFirst National Bank (FNB) has issued a warning about a new fraud that seems to be doing the rounds in Namibia. Ingrid Veueza Katjiukua, forensic...Momentum launches new brand (722 hits)MarketsMomentum Asset Management Namibia and Momentum Investments have formally launched a newly refreshed brand. Speaking at the launch of the new brand ,...
- Latest Articles
- Country Club employees angry and fed up (112 hits)HeadlinesEmployees of the Windhoek Country Club were up in arms this week over dismissal without prior notice and unfair treatment. The angry and frustrated...Elizabeth Bay Mine resumes production (127 hits)HeadlinesOn course to meet production target of 220 000 carats Five months after resuming production, Namdeb’s Elizabeth Bay mine is on course to meet its...HeadlinesAs the country grapples with power shortages which are expected to increase this winter, power utility, Nampower says it is currently negotiating...Editors DeskIt may be somewhat premature but going by auction prices at last weekend’s famous annual game fest in Outjo, it seems the high-value game balloon...WeatherWhat happened? That the changing climate brings a range of varying aspects clustered under the same roof becomes more and more obvious, not only...