The arrangements allow additional tariffs on all imports, including from SACU countries, to be phased out over eight years. Producers prefer to use South African export points because of inefficient storage facilities and practices in Namibia, such as having to share cold storage with fish and beef, and mishandling by customs officials. However, applied customs tariffs, excise duties, valuation methods, origin rules, and contingency trade remedies are, so far, the only trade policy measures harmonized throughout SACU. Royalties and levies are imposed on mineral and fish exports. The proposed law will provide protection against unlawful importation, sale or distribution (for commercial purposes) of topographies, including integrated circuits, and the industrial articles that incorporate them. Enterprises outside such zones may also have EPZ status, provided such "free-points" also export at least 70% of their production outside SACU. Exports are also heavily concentrated geographically towards South Africa and Europe, the destinations for most diamond exports. Windhoek Machinen Fabrik (1998) (Proprietary) Limited . Proposed legislation retains the registration period of trade marks at ten years, renewable indefinitely every ten years, and a period of non-continuous use of five years. 1. In 2002, the Government paid N$100.1 million to honour loan guarantees, such as for the Windhoek Country Club and Hotels and the Development Brigade Corporation. 4; Central Bureau of Statistics and National Planning Commission (2002), National Accounts 1993-2001, October. The Agricultural (Commercial) Land Reform Act of 1995 supports the subdivision of commercial agricultural land subject to maintaining economically sized viable units. Türkei Tourismus Aktuell, provide reasonable instructions, standards or guidelines with which the security plan should comply; and. price). Hansolm et al., p. 53. Table II.2 Selected Namibian notifications to WTO, as of September 2002 WTO AgreementDescription of requirementPeriodicityMost recent notificationCommentAgreement on Agriculture (Article 18.2)Domestic support AnnualG/AG/N/NAM/1427 June 2001Domestic support commitments for 1999/2000Agreement on Agriculture (Articles 10 and 18.2)Export subsidiesAnnualG/AG/N/NAM/1227 June 2001No export subsidies during 1999Agreement on Agriculture (Article 5.7)Special safeguard provisionsAnnualG/AG/N/NAM/1327 June 2001No special agricultural safeguards were invoked in 1999Agreement on Implementation of Article VI of the GATT 1994 (Article 16.4)Anti-dumping actions takenSemi-annualG/ADP/N/78/Add.112 October 2001No anti-dumping actions taken during 1 January-30 June 2001Agreement on Implementation of Article VI of the GATT 1994 (Article 18.5)Laws and regulationsOnce, then changesG/ADP/N/1/NAM/128 February 1997No laws and regulations on anti-dumping practicesAgreement on Implementation of Article VI of the GATT 1994 (Article 16.5)Competent authoritiesOnce, then changesG/ADP/N/14/Add.1217 April 2001South African Board on Tariffs and Trade notified as competent authorityGATT 1994 (Article VII - 22.2) Customs ValuationLaws and regulationsOnce, then changesG/VAL/N/1/NAM/128 July 1999Laws and regulations relevant to customs valuationAgreement on Import Licensing Procedures (Article.7.3)Questionnaire on import licensing proceduresAnnualG/LIC/N/3/NAM/36 April 2002Replies on import licensing proceduresTRIPS (Article 63.2)Laws and regulations Once, then changesIP/N/1/NAM/I/22 April 2001Copy of the Unified Bill on Intellectual Property RightsTRIPS (Articles 41 to 61)Enforcement of intellectual property rightsNot specifiedIP/N/6/NAM/130 March 2001Checklist of issues on enforcementTRIPS (Article 69)Contact pointsOnce, then changesIP/N/3/Rev.61 March 2002Contact points notified for patents, trade marks and industrial designs; copyright; and for plant and animal varieties Agreement on Pre-Shipment Inspection (Article 5)Laws and regulationsOnce, then changesG/PSI/N/1/Add.66 June 1997No laws or regulations on pre-shipment inspectionAgreement on Safeguards (Article 12.6)Laws and regulationsOnce, then changesG/SG/N/1/NAM/219 June 2001No laws or regulations on safeguards other than SACU provisionsTable II.2 (cont'd)GATT 1994 (Article XVII:4(a) and Understanding on the interpretation of Article XVII:1State-trading activitiesAnnualG/STR/N/6/NAM24 July 2000State-trading enterprises Agreement on Subsidies and Countervailing Measures (Article 25.11)Countervailing actions takenSemi-annualG/SCM/N/75/Add.1/Rev.123 April 2002No countervailing duty actions taken during 1 January-30 June 2001Agreement on Subsidies and Countervailing Measures (Article 25.12)Competent authoritiesOnce, then changesG/SCM/18/Add.1217 April 2001Ministry of Trade and Industry and Ministry of Finance notified as competent authoritiesAgreement on Technical Barriers to Trade (Annex 3, Paragraph C of Code of Good Practice for Preparation, Adoption and Application of Standards)Acceptance or withdrawal from the Code of Good PracticeOnce, then changesG/TBT/CS/N/1217 August 2000Acceptance of Code of Good PracticeAgreement on Technical Barriers to Trade (Article 15.2)Measures in existence to ensure implementationOnce, then changesG/TBT/2/Add.429 December 1997All standardization and quality assurance performed by South African Bureau of StandardsTRIMs (Article 6.2)Publications about TRIMsNot specifiedGovernment gazetteSource: WTO documents. } e.thumbhide = e.thumbhide===undefined ? Manufacturers can also claim income tax deductions of 25% of wages paid to Namibian production-line employees to encourage labour-intensive processes, and of expenditure on pre-approved training activities. newh; It has ratified bilateral reciprocal investment promotion and protection treaties with Germany, Malaysia, and Switzerland, and is in the process of ratifying agreements with Cuba, Finland, France, the United Kingdom, and Northern Ireland. It is committed to a liberal trade regime and it is in favour of the liberalization of world trade, including in agricultural products. window.RSIW : pw; Whole-grain (white) maize, maize meal, wheat and wheat flour are subject to seasonal import bans; import licences are not issued until all locally-produced maize and wheat is milled. Undisclosed information Existing and proposed legislation makes no specific provision for undisclosed information. The Diamond Act (section 62) also imposed an export tax of 10% on all unpolished diamonds not subject to the 10% royalty. National Workshop on Specific WTO Agreements (1998); National Seminar on Trade negotiations (1998); Establishment of a WTO Reference Centre (1998); Legal Advisory mission (1999); National Seminar on WTO Agreements (1999); National Seminar on Agriculture (2001); and Trade Policy Review Technical Mission (2002). Hopolang Phororo (2002), HIV/AIDS: Who Suffers in Namibia? Keine passenden Schlagwörter gefunden. LABOUR COURT OF NAMIBIA, MAIN DIVISION, WINDHOEK. The industry’s domestication may also be overstated if foreign firms simply adopt "Namibianization images" so as to receive special treatment, such as reduced quota fees. : 00264-61-226211 Fax: 00264-61-230942, Werner Marine Exploration (Pty) Ltd. P. O. It uses a single administrative document (NAMSAD 500) for customs declaration, and has adopted the ASYCUDA system. Prices are set on the basis of an import parity formula based on in-bond landed cost (IBLC), determined as a basket of international posted refinery prices. Outlook NDP2 projects average real GDP growth of 4.3% from fiscal years 2001 to 2005. The Divestiture Sub-Committee (DSC) of four ministers, chaired by the Minister of Agriculture, Water and Rural Development, was also established to identify insolvent state-owned enterprises (SOEs) for closure; monopolistic SOEs for restructuring to improve performance; and to partially privatize profitable SOEs and to use the proceeds to extinguish debt of bankrupt SOEs and for infrastructure and social public investment. The Authority receives funds from road user charges, such as the fuel levy, licence and permit fees, and cross-border charges. Diamonds accounted for over 80% of exploration and prospecting expenditure, totalling N$249 million in 2001 (up from N$167 million in 2000). Consequently, most growth has been from non-mining activities, such as manufacturing and services, including tourism, transport, and communications. The industry’s development has been hampered by scarcity of key fish resources, and the authorities are trying to rebuild stocks through sustainable management. Box 24857 Windhoek Tel. o« ? references Bank of Namibia (2002a), Annual Report 2001, Windoek, March. The Namibian Inter-bank Settlement System was implemented from 10 June 2002. Re-export operations, such as re-packaging and break-bulk activities, are allowed. September 2014. a diamond research license (to conduct research and test, not polish for purpose of business or trade). 17 of 1939) Amendment Proclamation, 1939, Diamond Industry Protection Amendment Proclamation, 1941, Diamond Industry Protection (Proclamation No. Table I.1 Main economic and social indicators Land area824,268 km2Urban share of population (2000)30.9% Population (2000)1.82 millionNominal GDP at current market prices (2001)US$3.2 billionPopulation growth (2001)1.1%GDP per capita (2001)US$1,750UN human development index (2000):GDP per capita annual growth rate (1997-01)12.0%- Overall ranking122Nominal GDP at constant 1995 prices (2001)N$15.4 billion- CategoryMedium human developmentGDP shares (2001): Primary Secondary Tertiary (incl. The Skorpion zinc mine and refinery, owned by Anglo Base Metals, are expected to come on stream in 2003 at a cost of over N$3 billion; planned annual production of 150,000 tonnes of pure zinc metal will put it in the world’s top ten largest zinc mines, and is expected to add up to 4 percentage points to mining GDP. The Namibian Stock Exchange also listed additional debt instruments; in November 2001, the Standard Bank of Namibia issued its first corporate bond. price plus 10% or, if greater, the "open market value" of the product (Value-Added Tax Amendment Act, No. The previous income tax rate was calculated by a formula, but set at a minimum of 30%. Namibia’s annual duty-free meat quota to the EU is set at 13,000 tonnes. Petrol and diesel prices, along with selling margins, are controlled. The applicant must provide precise details of planned activities, including production and prices. As a non-resident member, Namibia has participated in the several Geneva Weeks, organized by the WTO Secretariat. Total TACs were cut in 1997 from 592,750 tonnes to 519,260 tonnes, but increased to 638,300 tonnes in 1999 (Table IV.2). Certain luxury goods were taxed at a higher VAT rate of 30%; however, these products became subject to the standard rate of 15% from October 2002 when the 30% rate was abolished (Value-Added Tax Amendment Act, No. Although power output varies enormously depending upon water supply, the Cunene River may offer substantial hydro-power potential. Foreign ownership restrictions apply to agricultural land. Work also started in 2002 on the northern rail link from Tsumeb to Ondawanga, with two separate spurs to Oshakati and Oshikango. According to the Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Rural Development, cost recovery increased from 51% in 1995-96 to 93% in 1999-00. Issuing and validating Kimberly Process Certificates for diamond exports, as well as verifying such KPCs for There are 107 EPZ companies including both foreign and domestic firms; 21 are operational, 56 are working on implementation plans, and 30 have closed. Cereals provide about 50% of the total calorie intake of Namibians. It has expressed the need to enforce/strengthen customs procedures (including customs valuation, rules of origin, inspection/investigations) as well as for intensive training of customs and police officers. Industrial designs and utility models The proposed legislation will extend protection by broadening the definition of industrial designs in line with the Locarno Agreement Establishing an International Classification for Industrial Designs. There is significant consultation or interaction between the public and private sectors on trade policy formulation and implementation. They include monopolies in key utilities, for example, electricity and telecommunications, and in air transport. The Government’s recently adopted telecommunications policy and regulatory framework follows SADC principles. Furthermore, the 2002 SACU Agreement, provides for a National Body to be established in each member country; the Body will be in charge of SACU issues (including tariff changes) at the national level and will make recommendations to the Customs Union Commission (Main Report, Chapter II(2)(ii)(a)). The ODC (in collaboration with the Namibian Investment Centre) also administers export processing zones (EPZ) to encourage export-led industrialization and the transfer of skills and technology. The by-laws can be enforced by any person appointed as a peace officer in the employment of that local authority that includes municipal police officer, traffic officer and Namibian Police officer. Trade Agreements Namibia’s trade policy is heavily influenced by its WTO membership, to which it attaches great importance. Air Namibia’s partial privatization has slipped until 2003. Not all COMESA members are members of the PTA Bank: Angola, Namibia, Seychelles, Swaziland, Uganda, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo are not members. The Presidential Economic Advisory Council is coordinated by the Office of the President, and comprises senior officials and representatives from the private sector, academia, non-government organizations, employers’ associations and trade unions. Geneva Week is where officials from non-resident countries are briefed, in Geneva, on the state of play in the work of the WTO, including briefings on the ongoing negotiations. The Government announced that, to conserve fish stocks, no new long-term fishing rights, apart from horse mackerel, would be awarded for six years. //window.requestAnimationFrame(function() { In November 2000, the general sales tax (GST) and the additional sales duty (ASD) were replaced with a value added-tax (VAT) on goods and services at a general rate of 15%; some products, such as exports, are zero-rated, while a number of basic household commodities and services, such as medical, education, and certain financial services, are exempt. 0 : e.thumbw; the prevention of illegal acts relating to diamonds; the registration of persons in the service, or involved in the activities, of a. control over and the searching of persons referred to in paragraph (d); the imposition of a restriction on or prohibition of any particular interest in the activities carried on by a, the cancellation of any registration under, the payment of witness fees to persons summoned to appear before the, the manner in which notices required to be given in terms of, any records, information or registers which shall be kept for the purposes of, any matter required or permitted to be prescribed; and, This Act, and any amendment thereof, shall apply also in the, Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in any other law contained -. 600+ Downloads. The formula was y=65-480/x, where y=income tax rate and x=the percentage of taxable income of total income derived. Obtaining an import permit requires the original health certificate issued by the veterinary authority in the exporting country. The Declaration of Windhoek is a statement of free press principles as put together by newspaper journalists in Africa during a UNESCO seminar on "Promoting an Independent and Pluralistic African Press" in Windhoek, Namibia, from 29 April to 3 May 1991. Namibia’s three statutory marketing boards collect various producer and processor levies to finance their operations, including promotional and research activities. The Government does not regulate tourism prices; these are market determined. DOC RESTRICTEDCode - World Trade Organization }; A land tax is being introduced. IPPR (2002b), National Budget 2002/03; We’ve been here before, Opinion No. Recent Economic Developments Real GDP growth slowed from 3.4% in 1999 to 2.4% in 2001 (Table I.2). Cargo levels have increased substantially. To encourage oil exploration, royalties were reduced from 12.5% to 5%, company tax rates lowered to 35%, and the additional profits tax amended. The Inward FDI Performance Index - the ratio of a country’s share in global FDI flows to its share in global GDP - indicates how a country has performed in attracting FDI relative to its economic size. During early 2002, the Government invited expression of interests from merchant banks, including the Bank of Namibia’s Offshore Banking Unit in Mauritius, wishing to assist in the divestiture of parastatals. Commercial farming has recently diversified into irrigated grapes. 57 of 1978 and Proclamation No. A national programme to supply such drugs to prevent "mother to baby" transmission started in February 2002, and will be expanded over the next five years. The main products affected were wine, tobacco, leather goods, televisions, videos, audio equipment, motor cycles, watches, jewellery, firearms, and passenger cars above N$200,000. However, permit restrictions have been applied periodically; for example, for three months during the period April 1997 to April 2000. is a close corporation and is converted into a company, shall, within 14 days after such conversion, submit its, Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in, with due regard to efficiency, economy and practicability, in the employment of employees, give preference to Namibian citizens who. About 10% of rural households had electricity in 2000, up from 8% in 1997 (5% in 1991), and 75% of urban households. Any benefits from Namibianization policies must also take account of their financial cost to the government through revenue forgone. In addition, with no diplomatic representation in Geneva, it is difficult for Namibia to engage in the day-to-day activities of the WTO. ™ Financial services Financial services are relatively well developed. Namibian interest rates, the only monetary policy instrument, closely track South African levels. Most (about 80% in 2001) come from Africa, especially South Africa (36%) and Angola (36%); the rest are mainly from Europe (17%), especially Germany (8%). Two insurance companies, Sanlam and Old Mutual, de-mutualized in 1999. Namibia has taken important steps to strengthen intellectual property protection; copyright legislation was amended in 2000, and new legislation is to be passed on industrial property in early 2003. Namibianbased vessels pay higher fees. Lay-out designs (topographies) of integrated circuits Current legislation protects lay-out designs as copyright. Protection of intellectual rights in biodiversity Namibian is developing a sui generis system to protect new plant varieties, micro-organisms and non-biological and microbiological processes, as part of the National Bio-diversity Programme run by the Ministry of Environment and Tourism. a Some data are for fiscal year i.e. for any purpose other than the activities authorized by the relevant, an employee acting in the course and scope of his or her employment with such, acting in the course and scope of or in the execution of a lawful agreement to which any, Subject to the provisions of subsection (2), no, The provisions of subsection (1) shall not apply in respect of any, the premises referred to in subsection (2)(c); or, the premises referred to in subsection (1)(c); or, If an application for the approval of premises is made to the. background-repeat: no-repeat !important; The Directorate organizes export promotion activities and provides information to traders through the Trade Information Centre. The Board does not set prices (since 1996); it provides only annual import parity prices to farmers and millers as information on cereals (e.g. NamibLII is the embodiment of this mandate making annotated statutes, judgments, and gazettes available in a user-friendly format. Explorers contribute to the Petrofund to train and educate Namibians. Agreements between wholesalers (importers, distributors or exporters) and operators (selling outlets) restricting competition or using unfair contractual procedures and practices are prohibited. South African, French, and German interests primarily own the Commercial Bank of Namibia. Communal farming supports 95% of the nation’s farmers, but covers about half of total agricultural land. Other members are Angola, Burundi, Comoros, Djibouti, Egypt, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Madagascar, Malawi, Mauritius, Rwanda, Seychelles, Sudan, Swaziland, Uganda, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Zimbabwe. The Ministry of Trade and Industry also runs the Trade Information Centre to promote exports. The government has taken initiatives to facilitate and promote exports, as well as investment into the country. Case No: LCA 3/2016 . NDC Building 11 Goethe Street, Windhoek, Namibia. Contracts above N$10,000 must be let by public tender. The income tax rebate applies to all income, not just from exports; this raises the value of the concession to beneficiaries and increases the incentive for manufacturers to raise export shares to 70% of production. As a forum, the RIFF is to reinforce and complement efforts undertaken by these organizations. These arrangements may only be invoked when the Minister is satisfied that the net proceeds received by the producer will not be less than the proceeds received otherwise, and cannot exceed 10% of the net proceeds. These courses have been of great benefit to Namibia and further participation would enhance the trade capacity of officials. GDP was about US$1,750 per capita in 2001(Table I.1). The registered trade mark owner may take court proceedings against illegal use, and criminal penalties of fines and imprisonment of up to one year will apply. Luderitz is becoming particularly important for fishing and the offshore diamond industry. Importers must have an import permit from the Ministry of Trade and Industry and be a Namibian citizen or resident. 8 of 2015)." . Basu and Srinivasan (2002), p. 22. De Beers imposed export quotas on diamond purchases from its Namibian affiliates (Namded and DBM Namibia) in November 2001 to control over-supply of diamonds at a time of weak international demand. Their own boards of directors supervise non-commercial banks, including the Post Office Savings Bank, the Agricultural Bank, and the Namibian Development Bank. The Monetary Harmonisation Programme is to be implemented in four phases, from 1992 to 2025. Nothing in this section contained shall be construed as taking away or diminishing any civil right or liability in respect of a wrongful or malicious arrest, seizure or search. This rise largely reflected dual-listed foreign companies. Where such vessel or plant ownership is 50% to 90%, Namibian enterprises are granted seven-year rights, enterprises that are at least 90% Namibian owned are entitled to ten-year rights. 11-300mm.de Reisebericht Camp Namibia Purros Hoanib Kaokoveld Damaraland Kind Windhoek Hoarusib Huab Game Anreise Tsondab Aha Desert Ugab Mountain Oman . and. Regional Integration Facilitation Forum (RIFF) The Regional Integration Facilitation Forum (RIFF), formerly known as the Cross-Border Initiative (CBI), aims to move member countries (including Namibia) towards increased economic integration by facilitating private investment, trade, and payments between them, as well as crossborder mobility of labour and capital. The Board’s administrative arrangements are contained in the Electricity Regulations: Administrative Electricity Act, 2000. Industrial property rights The current patent, trade mark, and design laws, the Patents and Design Act No. The plan was for the Government to retain a 25% interest, with 40% to be sold to South African Airlink, 15% to a local aviation company, Comav, and 10% each to the National Union of Namibian Workers and Air Namibian employees. Nichols P. (2003), "A Developing Country Puts a Halt to Foreign Overfishing", Economic Perspectives, Vol. : 00264-61-231353 Fax: 00264-61-249253, Kuwelai Mining Company (Pty) Ltd. P. O. Ikhide S. (2000), "Efficiency of Commercial Banks in Namibia, Bank of Namibia", Occasional Paper No. The North/South Incentive Scheme supports communal farmers who purchased land under the Affirmative Action Loan Scheme to buy non-diseased cattle from south of the Veterinary Control Zone. For imports, the permits are non-transferable and are issued daily following take-up of the domestic crop; they are valid for three months. The authorities indicated that these arrangements do not restrict imports in practice because locally grown grains tend to be sold quickly, after which import licences are issued automatically. New container facilities at Walvis Bay, serviced mainly by weekly ships via Cape Town and Durban, provide among the quickest turnaround times in Africa. Licence holders are to give preferences to employing Namibians, with "due regard to efficiency, economy and practicability", unless the qualifications, expertise, and experience are not obtainable locally. Most capitalization is for finance and mining companies. Total investment planned from approved EPZ firms is currently around N$11 billion; so far N$4.2 billion has been invested and almost 10,000 jobs created. Veterinary services provided by the agricultural ministry to control pests and livestock diseases and to operate quarantine facilities to safeguard meat exports cost N$29.5 million in 1999-00. 13 of 1999) . Mason & Reisch Upright year and value. value of material inputs imported from outside the COMESA sub-region. Primary sector and energy The main primary activities in Namibia are mining, agriculture, and fishing. Other major producers include Namibian Minerals Corporation (Namco) and Diamond Fields Namibia. The issuance of a non-automatic licence is generally subject to a permit from the relevant ministry, for example, the Health Ministry for medicines, the Ministry of Mines and Energy for minerals, and the Ministry of Environment and Tourism for endangered species covered by the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild fauna and flora (CITES). Tax incentives assist manufactured exports (section 3(iii)). Die Stadt liegt im Windhoeker Becken, dem annähernd geographischen Mittelpunkt des Landes, eingefasst zwischen den Erosbergen im Osten, den Auasbergen im Süden und dem Khomashochland im Westen und Norden. Allgemeine Geschäftsbedingungen für Käufer. From 2002 until 2004, the Government may defer competition in any market segment for socio-economic reasons. A capital market also operates around the Namibian Stock Exchange. Act for legal and other purposes may obtain the official printed version of the Diamond Act, 1999 from the Ministry of Justice, Government Gazette of the Republic of Namibia, Justicia Building, Independence Avenue, Private Bag 13248, Windhoek, telephone: +264 (061) 280 5111 … Windhoek ['vɪnthʊk] (anhören? Animal health Code is used as a guide for setting import requirements relating to SPS and quarantine. Quota fees were increased for the first time in May 1999, by 10%, and again substantially in 2001. The legislation specifies four types of diamond licence: a dealer’s licence to buy, sell, and export unpolished diamonds; a cutting licence to polish diamonds; a tool-making licence to set unpolished stones in tools; and a research licence. However, escalating interest rates risk weakening domestic demand and growth. I own a Mason & Risch Upright Piano and the only numbers I can find are 804 and also 393. Fish quota levies are an important source of government revenue. According to authorities, this system works well, and covers some 90% of entry points. Export promotion, through such measures as tax-based incentives and export-processing zones, remains a high priority for the Government to increase value added and non-traditional goods. There are three international airports Hosea Kutako and Eros at Windhoek, and Ondangwa. Oil producers must submit plans on decommissioning facilities (after production) for ministerial approval one year before half of the estimated recoverable reserves have been extracted. Offshore licences were previously awarded in fixed licensing rounds, in 1991, 1994, and 1998. Independent power producers wishing to export will be able to access the transmission system at competitive prices. Petroleum and gas Private operators are exploring regional possibilities for developing the offshore Kudu gas field. For administrative reasons, this usually means that imports are levied VAT on the f.o.b. Namibia jumped in world ranking from 94th in 1988-90 to 63rd in 1998-00 on FDI Performance and from 98th to 68th on the FDI Potential Index. It is to report to cabinet through the CCEDP. From Afghanistan to Florida Us. One, the Standard Bank of Namibia, is 100% South African owned. Other factors that could weaken Namibia’s economic recovery are the stability of world oil prices, unfavourable weather conditions, and imprudent fiscal policy. Welcome to the Department Portal. Future amendments to the Minerals (Process and Mining) Act, No. The proposed legislation has transitional arrangements to protect existing patents. Jack Tracks SWA (Pty) Ltd v Union Tiles Windhoek (Pty) Ltd (HC-MD-CIV-ACT-OTH- 5012 of 2020) [2021] NAHCMD 383 (9 July 2021) Copy Media Neutral Citation [2021] NAHCMD 383 Copy All banks are connected to CRISP via SWIFT, the international de facto financial message carrier. The new Act will protect well-known marks by preventing registration of identical or confusingly similar marks. Electricity The state-owned national utility company, Nampower, has a monopoly over generation and transmission. 6, 1 March 2002. In its technical assistance needs, in pursuance of the Doha Development agenda, Namibia has highlighted the need for a national seminar on negotiations on market access for non-agricultural products, with particular emphasis on negotiating modalities; revenue implications; and special and differential treatment.
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