Month: March 2021

Otjomuise- Atja rira nawa eÞe tji twriyaruka no ku tara momyano vyarwe mbi ma tu yenene oku tuurungisira mo otjiposa tjetu mouye.

Air Namibia’s chief information officer, Victor Nghifindaka, this week informed the International Air Transport Association (IATA) of his resignation as Digital Transformation Advisory Council member.

Ethiopian Airlines, the multi-award winning and largest airline in Africa, confirmed that it has operated Covid-19 vaccine delivery flights from Mumbai to Addis Ababa and from Beijing to Brazzaville.

Through its Social Investment Fund, Bank Windhoek, collaborated with the Twapewa Kadhikwa Institute of Entrepreneurship, Small and Medium Enterprises (SME) Development to support three entrepreneurs towards certification in SME Development, facilitated by the African Leadership Institute (ALI).

Some 11 000 certificates were issued nationally since the inception of the online platform called the Directorate of Industrial Development Enterprise Support System (DIDESS).

According to the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) of the United Nations in its March 2021 crop prospects and food situation quarterly global report, 441 000 Namibians are estimated to be food insecure and would be in need of humanitarian assistance between October 2020 and March 2021.

The most important issue in a mission is the element of word and action. 

Two-and-half million globally and 439 in Namibia (ca. 09/03/2021) - these aren’t just fancy Covid-19 numbers, these are counts of actual humans that have succumbed to the novel coronavirus. 

Transparent and effective government budgeting is vital to any democracy.

The urge to acquire postgraduate qualifications has become more aspiring now than before the dawn of independence in the history of the Namibian education system.