Month: January 2021

The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) is brim-full of opportunities to strengthen intra-Africa trade, regional and continental value chains and to create access to new markets and revenue streams.

Namibian ICT company Green Enterprise Solutions (Green) is hosting a two-week-long induction for 25 trainees from Namibian tertiary institutions.

In response to the damning report released on Monday by international aid agency, Oxfam International, that global inequality has only been exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic, the CEO of the Development Bank of Namibia, Martin Inkumbi, stressed that to reduce inequality, Namibia first needs to create value in the domestic economy.

We can all agree Covid-19 is a primary example of how fragile and complex the world is today.

In today’s technology-obsessed world, I have learned to take full advantage of social media to showcase the world’s beauty to armchair travellers, but travel and travelling are so much more than just getting a perfect Instagram shot. 

The residents of Elamba informal settlement in Eenhana are up in arms after the council cut off their water connection last week Thursday due to non-payment. 

WALVIS BAY – Walvis Bay backyard squatters have appealed to the local authority and government to come up with a workable solution to address the housing issue.

The chairperson of the Omusati Regional Council, Andreas Shintama, has urged technocrats and elected officials to speedily implement projects within the region. 

Political commentators have called on lawmakers to close potential loopholes within the legal framework that allows for state-owned enterprises (SOEs) to make donations to political parties. 

Some grieving families losing loved ones to the dreaded Covid-19 pandemic have been left with little option but to break an old taboo by opting to cremate the remains of their departed.