Cabinet approves Air Namibia liquidation

Government is making frantic last-minute efforts to ensure the Belgium outfit does not lay its hands on the airline’s assets after Cabinet approved voluntary liquidation.
Ogone Tlhage
OGONE TLHAGE WINDHOEKCabinet has approved the voluntary liquidation of Air Namibia, and a three-person board of directors has been appointed to help safeguard the airlin
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Namibian Sun 2025-01-30

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