Year: 2021

Muni moshilando shaWindhoek ota ka tungila ovanhu 7000 omaumbo keenhele domalukanda a yooloka moshilando pangelo. 

Ovakalimo vokolukanda Oshikango mUupindi, modoolopa yaShakati ova lulilwa konghalo eshi tava mono oixuna shaashi kaavena sha edu lokutunga omaumbo avo. 

Puma Energy Namibia last week launched its lubricant line into the local market. Called Puma Lubricants the new product has three different products, namely HD Super for diesel and petrol engines, GT Plus which is fully synthetic engine oil also for petrol and diesel engines, and HD Extra for diesel engines. 

Towards the middle of August 2021 LEFA Transportation Services reached a major milestone by clocking up more than 100 000 successful LEFA App rides.

In an effort to promote financial literacy, the Bankers Association of Namibia (BAN) urges the public to familiarise themselves with banking products available on the market.

Mines and energy minister Tom Alweendo this week said establishing a local oil refinery will not promise cheap fuel for domestic consumption. He made these remarks on Tuesday in response to a question from United Democratic Front (UDF) parliamentarian Themistokles Murorua in the National Assembly. 

The Government Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF) has confirmed its investment of just over N$10 million into WinSalt Manufacture (Pty) Ltd, a 100% Namibian-owned company, situated in Walvis Bay. 

When was the last time you crossed a busy highway without looking both ways before you stepped into traffic? You might be lucky enough to make it across without a scratch, or all cars might come to a screeching halt to let you pass. 

Ohangwena is grappling with a shortage of classrooms and furniture at some of its 273 schools across the region.

The ruling party leadership in the Oshana region has opened a case against unknown thieves, who allegedly stole three computers in recent weeks.