In addressing the impact of Covid-19, which had a severe negative impact on local economic activity and employment, in addition to general adverse impacts on the domestic economy, the Development Bank of Namibia (DBN), through loans to small to medium-sized enterprise (SMEs) created 2 620 jobs in total.
Namibia now has its own barcode, also known as a product identification code, which is anticipated to jumpstart local participation in the global marketplace.
Consumers are the largest economic grouping in Namibia and some two-thirds of all spending in the country are from consumers.
Suicide means ending your own life, with some referred to as a gateway for people to escape pain.
An Okakarara-born carpenter has been bedridden and unable to provide for his family for four months because of the unusual and spontaneous fracturing of his bones.
In 1995, the Namibian Cabinet proposed for a formation of a fund that would offer financial assistance to the poor Namibian students studying at tertiary institutions to ensure that even the poor would have access to tertiary education.
To start with, we want to express a serious concern that our landlessness cries will fall on death ears.
Kavango West police chief Josephat Abel says the region is crippled by a lack of resources, which is making it hard to respond to crimes promptly and effectively.
Workers of Oceana Group, through Erongo Marine Enterprises and Commercial Cold Storage (CCS), continue to benefit from the company’s vision of profit sharing and ownership.
The Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board (NIPDB) has responded to theft allegations of its Ostora concept, saying the initiative is aligned to a trade ministry idea first conceptualised as far back as 2012.