Namibian Prime Minister Angula meets with Chinese Foreign

Building Namibia’s Future
Volume 3 - Issue 1 - March 2012
Namibian Prime Minister Angula meets
with Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi
Early this year, Prime Minister Nahas Angula
met with visiting Chinese Foreign Minister
Yang Jiechi in Windhoek.
During their talks, Angula said that Namibia
cherishes the traditional friendship with
China, attaches great importance to its ties
with China and is committed to promoting
practical cooperation with China in various
areas such as economy and trade and
agriculture in a bid to further uplift the
level of bilateral ties for the benefit of both
peoples. Namibia expects more Chinese
enterprises to participate in the country’s
social and economic construction and help
Namibia achieve sustainable development,
he said.
Yang, for his part, said that China and Namibia share a profound traditional friendship and bilateral ties enjoy healthy and
smooth development with frequent highlevel ­exchanges. Trade and economic cooperation has made remarkable achievements,
­cultural exchanges have taken new steps
and both sides have coordinated closely in
the international and regional affairs. China
is satisfied with the progress made in bilateral relations. To deepen China-­Namibia
friendly cooperation is the common aspiration of both governments and both
peoples, and is in the interest of both countries. China is willing to work with ­Namibia
to ­further advance political ­dialogue and
friendly contacts, expand practical cooperation and take advantage of their respective
strengths in a bid to improve people’s livelihood, he said. He believed that with the
joint efforts of both sides, China-­Namibia
friendly and cooperative relations will
achieve greater d
­ evelopment.
Chinese delegation on the lookout for more business in Namibia
An 80-person strong business delegation
from the Chinese province Zhejiang
recently met with Namibian counterparts
during the Namibia Business Forum held
early March 2012.
High-level Chinese government officials
from the Zhejiang province, including the
vice governor Mr Gong Zheng and the
Chinese Ambassador to Namibia, Mr Wei
Ruixing; the commercial councillor, Mr Liu
Running as well as senior executives from
the China Council for the Promotion of
International Trade were present; as well
as business people from the Zhejiang. The
Chinese province has strong economic ties
world-wide, with direct relationships with
over 230 countries.
delegates on behalf of Namibian officials
and Mr Tjekero Tweya, Namibia’s Deputy
Minister of Trade and Industry officially
opened the forum. Mr Tarah Shaanika, chief
executive officer of the NCCI also addressed
the audience.
Martha Namundjebo-Tilahun, President of
the Namibia Chamber of Commerce and
Industry (NCCI) officially welcomed the
Construction Industries Federation of Namibia
P.O. Box 1479, Windhoek, Namibia
Tel. +264 (0) 61- 230028, Fax: +264 (0) 61- 224534
e-mail: [email protected]
www.cifnamibia.com
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BUSINESS & INDUSTRY DIGEST
and design of the joint initiative between
the local company Never Slavery Again
Construction and Namibia Jin Rijiu Affordable
Housing Development (Pty) Ltd. Accordingly,
the Management Committee of the City of
Windhoek required more information to
be submitted. The Namibian construction
company is owned by the Inspector-General
of the Namibian Police Force (NamPol)
Lieutenant-General Sebastian Ndeitunga.
GVK contractor with MCA Namibia Infrastructure staff
at the site handover meeting under the tree.
MCA Namibia has officially handed over
construction sites to GVK Siya Zama Building
Contractors to start the renovation and
upgrading of a further eight schools in the
Oshikoto region. The contractors will renovate
and upgrade schools in the Oshikoto Region
namely the Oshinamumwe, Olupale, Iipopo,
Ondjamba,Esheshete,OshiluluandUukumwe - all Combined Schools as well as the Khorab
Secondary School in Otjozondjupa. The total
value of the renovations is N$69,2million.
The anticipated completion date for the
renovations is January 2013. During the 5
years of the Compact, the MCA-N Education
Project will renovate and upgrade 47 schools
in order to support the Ministry of Education’s
Education and Training Sector Improvement
Programme (ETSIP). The schools benefiting
from the programme are located in the
Kavango, Khomas, Kunene, Ohangwena,
Omaheke, Omusati, Oshana, Oshikoto and
Otjozondjupa regions. development by NMC Construction of the
chicken rearing farm is close to be finalised
as most of the infrastructure is completed.
All that remains to be done is the installation
and commissioning of the equipment.
The development of Namibia Poultry
Industries covers a total area of 12,800
square metre with a capacity to rear 90,000
chickens and to produce 200 tonnes per
chicken per week. The industry will also
receive Infant Industry Protection (IIP) as of
June 2012.This means for the next four years,
poultry imports will be charged a custom
levy of 49 percent, 30 percent for two more
years and the last two years of the IIP will be
20 percent.
A project that was to develop 10,000 low
cost houses in Windhoek was put on hold
by the City of Windhoek. It appears that
the Management Committee of the City of
Windhoek had concerns about the funding
Part of the project would have involved the
manufacturing of the building material,
which subsequently would have been used
for the construction of the houses. The
housing project first phase was the planned
establishment of a manufacturing factory
that will provide all the construction materials.
A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)
is said to have been already signed by
representatives of the local authority as well
both companies that had presented the
proposal.
A sewage water treatment plant was
launched by Aqua Services and Engineering
at the Phase 1 Elisenheim housing
development. The trickling filter waste water
system will allow that water can be reused
for gardening purposes. Mr Christian Stöck,
managing director of Aqua Services and
Engineering encouraged anrainers to the
river system to follow suit as the effluent is
likely to end up in the Swakoppoort dam.
The Tender Board of Namibia has cancelled
the tender for phase one of the Neckartal
Dam construction in the Karas Region. The
tender for this mega project needed to be
readvertised. In the running for construction
of the dam was the Chinese company,
China’s Henan International Corporation, as
well as the Italian company, Impregilo. Bids
of 1.9 billion Namibian Dollar and 2.8 billion
Namibian Dollar, respectively, had been
submitted by the two companies.
By mid-May Namibian consumers are likely
to buy locally produced chicken. Namibia
Poultries Industries’ hatchery and abattoir
on the Farm Klein Okapuka will soon be
ready to meet the demand of the entire
Namibian market. The N$46,820 million
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Hats Off is a digest of news, some of which have appeared in other media. Items have not been independently verified by the CIF.
Consequently, we cannot accept any liability. It is sent free of charge to members of the CIF and other stakeholders in
Namibia’s construction industry.
ECONOMIC DIGEST
• A new tax is to be introduced. Withholding tax of 25% on all
management, consulting, technical, administrative and enter­
tainment services paid by a resident to a non-resident, subject
to the provisions of any Double Taxation Agreements with effect
from 30 December 2011. The tax must be paid by the 20th day of
the month following the month in which the tax is deducted or
withheld. Affected Namibian residents should register for this tax
by 20 March 2012.
• Namibia’s gross domestic product (GDP) is to grow by 4.2 percent
this year. The global economy and the debt crisis are anticipated
to have an impact on Namibia’s economy; in particular the
manufacturing sector due to a reduction in demand from
affected economies.
• The construction sector currently is said to have contributed only
four percent to Namibia’s GDP in 2011, up from two percent the
year before. Though signs are that the sector is growing rapidly
– partially due to government intervention programmes, like
TIPEEG and other public spending. Anticipated growth rate for
the sector in 2012 is nine percent compared to eight percent
the year before. Although this moderate expansion is positive, it
is not close to the average growth of 13.3 percent over the last
10 years.
• Manufacturing in Namibia is also on the up. According to the
Bank of Namibia a growth of 3.9 percent can be expected this
year. This is due to greater activity in cement, beverage and food
production. This is very positive news compared to 2011 when the
sector slowed down by approximately 3.3 percent. Although it is
a positive upward trend, it is not close to the 9.1 percent in 2010,
which was uncharacteristically high due to a rebound in mining
activities in that year. Based on finding by the Bank of Namibia,
manufacturing’s total contribution to GDP has averaged 14.2 per
cent during the past five years.
• Government’s Targeted Intervention Programme for Employment
Creation and Economic Growth (TIPEEG) appears to remain
being criticised, despite its good and noble intentions. The
biggest concern seems to relate to alleged difficulties with the
implementation of the programme, with structures and checks
and balances apparently not being adequate. There is also
concern about whether or not the programme would be able to
provide a long-term solution. Though, it needs to be said, that the
intention of TIPEEG predominantly was to secure an immediate
creation of jobs and to reduce the plight of those - particularly
the young adults – not being able to find employment and not
having any income.
• Despite the fact that the Angolan ban on import of Namibian
cement should have been lifted by the end of December 2011, it is
not happening. Free market forces are restrained by the decision
of the Angolan government to permit only certain “licensed”
companies to import cement from Namibia. This restriction
also applies to other Namibian products such as maize and fish.
Namibia’s largest cement manufacturing company, Ohorongo
Cement, has already made huge losses as a result of the ban.
Clearly, supplying the Angolan market was part of the company’s
business plan. Ohorongo is said to have lost opportunities in the
region of N$2.5 billion so far. Ohorongo Cement has the capacity to
produce 700,000 tonnes cement per year, of which 250 000 to 300
000 should have been supplied to Angola. Plans are also underway
to export to Botswana, Zimbabwe and Zambia.
Hats Off is a digest of news, some of which have appeared in other media. Items have not been independently verified by the CIF.
Consequently, we cannot accept any liability. It is sent free of charge to members of the CIF and other stakeholders in
Namibia’s construction industry.
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NEW MEMBER’S PROFILES
Kakuku Building Construction cc
Owner: Josua Nghipandwa
Tel: 065 – 231 104, Fax: 065 – 232 118
Email: [email protected]
Street: Erf 4860, Mweshipandeka, Oshakati
Postal Address: P.O. Box 599, Oshakati, Namibia
Omusati Construction cc
Owner: Olavi Iita
Kakuku Building Construction is a start-up black empowered, 100% Namibianowned close corporation. The SME based in Oshakati is well-established
in the northern central regions of Namibia. The company is specialises in
construction and general maintenance. Amongst other, equipment includes:
tip-trucks, compressors, excavators and loaders.
We offer construction services which include building, civil, renovation,
swimming pool construction, and property development.
Tel: 061 – 259 517, Fax: 061 – 259 517
Email: [email protected]
Street: Erf 2269, Ruzo Street, Windhoek
Postal Address: P.O. Box 61789, Windhoek, Namibia
Protsurv Geocentre Namibia
Owner: Stefan van der Walt
Tel: 061 – 400 582, Fax: 061 – 400 583
Cell: 085 – 559 6901 (Anthony)
Email: [email protected]
Street: 50 Burg Street
Postal Address: P.O.Box 40473, Windhoek, Namibia
Amutanga Trading Enterprises cc
Owner: Korbinian Shikongo
Tel: 061 – 210 482, Fax: 061 – 210 242
Email: [email protected]
[email protected]
Street: Leonard Auala Street, Katutura
Postal Address: P.O. Box 70150, Khomasdal, Namibia
China Jiangxi International
(Namibia) (PTY) Ltd
Owner: Jianxin Guo
Tel: 061 – 402 316, Fax: 061 – 231 910
Email: [email protected]
Street: No. 59 Kingfisher Street, Hochlandpark
Postal Address: P.O. Box 32248, Windhoek, Namibia
D&M Rail Construction (PTY) Ltd
Director: Dawie Möller
Tel: 061 – 402 371, Fax: 061 – 402 480
Email: [email protected]
Street: Office no. 2, 98 Nelson Mandela Avenue
Postal Address: P.O. Box 830, Windhoek, Namibia
PROTSURV GEOCENTRE NAMIBIA has excelled in supplying, calibrating and
servicing of all survey equipment including Hi-Target, FOIF, FUJIYAMA &
Garmin, and civil laboratory equipment including Humboldt Nuclear gauges,
cube press & Pro-Ikon accessories. Honest and quality customer service
and support remain our prime values amongst others. Protsurv GeoCentre
endeavour to be the best supplier to land surveying, construction, mining and
civil laboratory firms, remains the best supplier to deal with.
Windhoek-based SME, Amutanga Trading Enterprises cc, specialises in
construction, building, renovations, plumbing, tiling, painting and welding.
The company can also assist in drafting building plans.
China Jiangxi International (Namibia) (Pty) Ltd is a branch of China Jiangxi
Corporation for International Economic and Technical Cooperation (CJIC).
CJIC majors in the construction of roads, bridges, houses, water conservancies
as well as hydropower engineering, professional installation of mechanical
and electrical equipments and the construction of the sports field and
facilities. CJIC is one of the top 200 international contractors. CJIC NAMIBIA
was founded in 2004 in Namibia.
Owned and managed by professionals with extensive experience and
specialisation in the fields of rail construction, civil engineering, finance
and corporate business. Services include: Construction and maintenance of
railway lines; the relaying of railway lines; manufacturing of concrete panels
for ballast-lass tracks; loading, securing and offloading of bulk rail equipment;
as well as railway engineering consulting and supplying material and rolling
stock. D&M Rail Construction can draw from a skill base of 20 associates
and professionals.
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Hats Off is a digest of news, some of which have appeared in other media. Items have not been independently verified by the CIF.
Consequently, we cannot accept any liability. It is sent free of charge to members of the CIF and other stakeholders in
Namibia’s construction industry.
Book your meeting space at the
Construction Industries Federation
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Hats Off is a digest of news, some of which have appeared in other media. Items have not been independently verified by the CIF.
Consequently, we cannot accept any liability. It is sent free of charge to members of the CIF and other stakeholders in
Namibia’s construction industry.
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BUSINESS SUPPORT
NAMIBIA BUILDING WORKERS PENSION FUND
Under the new Collective Agreement between the Construction
Industries Federation and METAL and Allied Workers Union of Namibia
(MANWU) membership of a pension fund has become compulsory.
This article therefore serves to provide more information about the
Namibia Building Workers Pension Fund (Fund).
It’s important for the Fund’s members to understand that a total
of 6% (comprising of 4% member contribution and 2% employer
contribution) is contributed towards the members retirement benefit.
Board of Trustees
The assets of the members of the Fund are invested with Sanlam
Investment Managers.
A Board of Trustees is established to manage the affairs of the Fund.
By law the Board of Trustees consists of three (3) employer-appointed
Trustees and three (3) member-elected Trustees. The current Board of
Trustees comprises the following persons.
EMPLOYER REPRESENTATIVES
EMPLOYEE REPRESENTATIVES
Mr. AB Reussink (Chairman)
Multi-Engineering
Tel: 061 261 370
Fax: 061 216 402
Mr G Munamava
NABWU
Tel: 061 246 143
Fax: 061 212 828
Mr. E Marais
Murray & Roberts
Tel: 061 238 500
Fax: 061 222 189
Mr. B Malinga
MANWU
Tel: 061 263 100
Fax: 061 264 300
Ms. D Meyer
Multi-Engineering
Tel: 061 261 370
Fax: 061 216 402
Mr. J Shirunga
MANWU
Tel: 061 311 409
Fax: 061 216 151
Sanlam Stable Bonus Portfolio
Sanlam Impetus Classic Portfolio
Total N$ 71,317 million
N$ 39,523 million
N$ 110,840 million
Benefits
5.1 Death-in-Service benefit
If a Member dies while in Service then, subject to the provisions of
the Rules, there shall be payable as a lump sum benefit, the greater
of his Fund Credit or N$ 10,000.
Below are two examples on how the payments of the Death-InService benefit work:
A) Should member “A” die while in service and it is established
that he has a Fund Credit of N$ 6,750 at date of his death, the
Fund will pay a benefit of N$ 10,000 since it is greater than the
member’s Fund Credit.
It is the Board of Trustees’ responsibility to ensure that the Fund is
managed in a responsible and prudent manner.
B) Should member “B” die while in service and it is discovered
that he has a Fund Credit of N$ 17,425 at the date of her death,
then the Fund will pay a benefit equal to the Member’s Fund
Credit since it is greater than the fixed amount of N$10,000.
Kindly note that the Trustees would not be in a position to finalise
a death claim timeously if the following originally certified copies
are not forwarded by the family of deceased:
Contribution Rates
Employee contributions: 4% of salary
Employer contributions 4% of salary
The employee contributions (4% of salary) are put aside in the
Member’s account for retirement funding. From 1 September 2011,
the employer’s contributions are used as follows:
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The values of the Fund’s invested assets as at 31 January 2012 were:
The following benefits are provided by the Fund as from 01 July 2004: -
Principal Officer: Mr. B Malinga
MANWU
Tel: 061 263 100 / Fax: 061 264 300
Group Life Cover
Administration costs
Fund Reserve Account Employer contribution - Retirement funding
Total
Investments
0.295%
0.982%
0.723%
2.000%
4.000%
•
•
•
•
•
•
Death certificate;
ID or passport;
Marriage certificate;
ID or passport of the spouse;
Full birth certificates of the children;
Original Beneficiary Nomination Form
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Hats Off is a digest of news, some of which have appeared in other media. Items have not been independently verified by the CIF.
Consequently, we cannot accept any liability. It is sent free of charge to members of the CIF and other stakeholders in
Namibia’s construction industry.
BUSINESS SUPPORT
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5.2 Disability Benefit
A Member will be classified as disabled if he is prevented for the
duration of the waiting period by injury, surgical operation
or disease from carrying out his own occupation or any other
occupation which he is suited or could become suited to, taking
into account his age, education, training, knowledge, ability or
experience and the Registered Insurer must be convinced that his
disablement is total and permanent.
A Member who was accepted as being disabled will be entitled
to a benefit equal in amount to the benefit that would have been
payable, if he had died on the day he became disabled. The benefit
is subject to a maximum benefit as may be specified from time
to time by the Registered Insurer. If the Member’s disablement
occurs after he has reached age 60, the benefit will be reduced in
accordance with the provisions of the insurance policy. The waiting
period is a period of absence from the employer’s service equal to
6 consecutive months from the first day of absence from work.
Payment of the disability benefit will be made in a lump sum.
5.3 Retirement Benefit
The Fund changed from a Pension to a Provident Fund
Upon Retirement, a Member will receive the Fund Credit, of which
the full benefit could be commuted for cash. Of this, 1/3rd will
be free of tax, while the balance will be taxed at the Member’s
marginal tax rate.
The member has the option to purchase a pension from a registered
insurer rather than to take the full benefit in cash.
Conclusion
This article has a dual purpose, firstly to keep the members up
to date on all developments of the Fund and secondly as an
educational tool.
Hats Off is a digest of news, some of which have appeared in other media. Items have not been independently verified by the CIF.
Consequently, we cannot accept any liability. It is sent free of charge to members of the CIF and other stakeholders in
Namibia’s construction industry.
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LIST OF EVENTS
Event
Location
Zimbabwe International Bulawayo, Zimbabwe
Trade Fair (ZITF) 2012
Date
The list of exhibitions and events will be kept updated and – for ease of reference – will be provided on a monthly basis.
For your events to be listed, please contact us at [email protected]
Name of Contact
Organisation
Mobile
E-mail
24-28/04/2012
Uaisana Patoko
Ministry of Trade and
Industry
+61 283 7393
[email protected]
Construction Estimating
(by Ian Massey)
Protea Fürstenfof
Windhoek
24-25/05/2012
Evelyn Katebe
Services
Alusani Skills & Training
Network
+27 11 4477470
[email protected]
[email protected]
Eenhana Trade Fair &
Business Expo
Eenhana
30/07 - 04/08/2012
Mr. Guandingi
Eenhana Town Council
+65 263 092/5
muandingi@eenhanatc.
org.na
Ongwediwa Annual
Trade Fair
Ongwediwa
24/08 - 01/09/2012
Rosalia
Ongwediwa Annual
Trade Fair
+81 149 4267
+65 230 191
Okakarara Trade Fair
Okakarara
04-09/09/2012
Caleb Majooka
Okakarara Trade Fair
+81 441 4511
+67 317 011 / 727
[email protected]
Keetmanshoop
Agriculture and
Industrial Show
Keetmanshoop
05-08/09/2012
Charmaine Visser
Annemarie v.d. Westhuizen
Keetmanshoop
Agriculture and
Industrial Show
+81 274 3050
+81 260 0606
[email protected]
The Namibia Tourism
Expo
Windhoek Show Grounds
06-09/06/2012
Glenda Manthè Grobler
The Namibia Tourism
Expo
+81 122 2100
+61 297 2009
[email protected]
Conference:
“Building Capacity for
Delivery”
Cape Town
Southern Sun Cape Sun
Hotel
16-19/ 09/ 2012
Natasha Matthee
South African Housing
Foundation
+27 21 9877950
[email protected]
Gobabis Agricultural
Show
Gobabis
19-22/09/2012
Wihan Wilders
Gobabis Agricultural
Show
+62 565 335
Windhoek Agricultural
Show
Windhoek
28/09 - 06/10/2012
Mari Schmidt
Windhoek Agricultural
Show
+61 224 748
[email protected]
Tsumeb Copper Festival
Tsumeb
29/10 - 03/11/2012
Julius Gaeseb
Tsumeb Copper Festival
+81 146 0166
+67 221 056
jgaeseb@tsumebmun.
org.na
Namport Erongo Trade
Expo
Civic Centre
Walvis Bay
31/10 - 03/11/2012
Eddie Stevens
Namport Erongo Trade
Expo
+81 128 7038
[email protected]
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http://appablog.wordpress.com/2012/01/09/namibian-prime-minister-angula-meets-with-chinese-foreign-minister-yang-jiechi/
http://www.nbc.na/news_article.php?id=6538&title=Tender%20for%20construction%20of%20Neckartal%20Dam%20to%20be%20re-advertised
http://www.mcanamibia.org/news_article.php?type=news&id=85&title=Oshikoto%20Region%20Schools%20Renovation%20and%20Upgrading%20Commence
http://www.nmcconstruction.com.na/projects/aussenkehr-cold-storage-facility/
http://www.nbc.na/news_article.php?id=6538&title=Tender%20for%20construction%20of%20Neckartal%20Dam%20to%20be%20re-advertised
http://www.namibian.com.na/news/full-story/archive/2012/january/article/ohorongo-cement-still-banned-by-angola/
http://www.namibian.com.na/news/marketplace/full-story/archive/2012/january/article/made-in-namibia-to-boost-growth-in-2012/
http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/business/2012-01/04/c_131341828.htm
http://www.namibiansun.com/content/business/chinese-scout-namibia-for-business
http://www.namibiansun.com/content/business/waste-water-plant-for-windhoek
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Hats Off is a digest of news, some of which have appeared in other media. Items have not been independently verified by the CIF.
Consequently, we cannot accept any liability. It is sent free of charge to members of the CIF and other stakeholders in
Namibia’s construction industry.
Tenders
for March 2012
Description: The National Heritage Council of Namibia hereby invites registered
and qualified SME contractors to tender for the construction of the Interpretive
Centre at Omugulugwoobashe heritage site in Tsandi Constituency, Omusati
Region.
Description: Tenders are invited for the erection and completion of new out buildings on erf 1542 Walvis Bay for Erongo Red.
Tender No
8/2012
Tender No
-
Levy Payable
N$ 200.00 (Non refundable)
Levy Payable
N$ 200.00 (Non refundable)
Closing Date
30/03/2012 at 11:00
Closing Date
23/03/2012 at Ben Kathindi Architects, erf 1072 Oshakati East.
Authority
Erongo Red
Authority
National Heritage Council of Namibia
Enquiries
Mr. Rudolf Ouseb
Site Inspection
16/03/2012 (11am-12pm), compulsory meeting. Failure to
attend will disqualify tenderers.
Enquiries
Ben Kathindi Tel: 065-224 144 Email: [email protected]
Description: The Construction of an additional parking area and rerouting of the
school entrance at Windhoek International School. The construction of six additional classrooms at Windhoek International School.
Description: Restorations and Alterations of Tourist information Center
in Bethanie
Tender No
BVC01/2012
Levy Payable
N$ 200.00 (Non refundable)
Closing Date
30/03/2012 at 12:00
Authority
Bethanie Village Council
Enquiries
Mr. F Hasheela Tel: 061-220 807
Tender No:
01/11-12
Levy Payable
N$ 250.00 (Non refundable)
Closing Date
26/03/2012
Description: Construction of seven houses in Bethanie
Authority
Windhoek International School
Tender No
BVC02/201
Site Inspections
23/03/2012 (10:00–12:00) at the Windhoek International
School.
Levy Payable
N$ 250.00 (Non refundable)
Closing Date
30/03/2012 at 12:00
Enquiries
Carol Heimstädt
Tel: 061-241 783 / 242 252 Email: [email protected]
Authority
Bethanie Village Council
Enquiries
Mr. F Hasheela Tel: 061-220 807
Description: Phase 2 – Construction of a new severage reticulation network for
the town of ariamsvlei.
Tender No
Karas R.T.B: 20/11/2011
Levy Payable
N$ 500.00 (Non refundable)
Closing Date
Monday 02/04/2012
Authority
Karas Regional Council
Enquiries
Mr. K Jacobi Tel: 061-250 278
Mr. B Rautenbach Tel: 064-406 123
Description: Renovations to Ngweze NPTH Complex
Tender No
NPTH / 0016/2012/0
Levy Payable
N$ 200.00 (Non refundable)
Closing Date
03/04/2012 at 14:30
Authority
Namibia Post and Telecom Holdings LTD.
Enquiries
Mr. W Grobler Tel: 061-201 2297 Mobile: 081-122 6846
Description: Streetlighting for airport road and oluno in Ondangwa. The contract
includes the supply, installation and commissioning of street lighting for Airport
Road and King Kauluma Road in Oluno, Ondangwa.
Tender No
CP/2012/03/003
Levy Payable
N$ 200.00 (Non refundable)
Closing Date
03/04/2012 at 11:00
Authority
Local Tender Board for Ondangwa Town Council
Site Inspection
By individual tenderer
Enquiries
Mr. Tichaona Chinyama Tel: 061-375 459 Fax: 061-375 454
Hats Off is a digest of news, some of which have appeared in other media. Items have not been independently verified by the CIF.
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Hats Off is a digest of news, some of which have appeared in other media. Items have not been independently verified by the CIF.
Consequently, we cannot accept any liability. It is sent free of charge to members of the CIF and other stakeholders in
Namibia’s construction industry.
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