Year: 2021

Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI) and the Namibian Investment Promotion and Development Board (NIPDB) are working together to promote economic growth in the country..

One of these employees was Rosalia Mwahangange Kudumo, who started as an intern at the organisation, and was permanently employed as a financial assistant in 2014. At the end of last year, she took up the offer to voluntarily separate from NWR after seeing the possibility of finally realising her entrepreneurial journey in retail.

MTC and the leadership of the Municipality of Swakopmund embarked on a long-term strategic cooperation on Friday by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), which will see the two parties collaborate in supporting the Namibian public sector through the provision of innovative and digital solutions.

The much anticipated public listing of Namibia’s dominant mobile telecommunications provider...

At the dawn of independence and Namibia being one of the last-borns of Africa, one could have thought that the country had learned from its older siblings not to follow in their mistakes, which destroyed most African economies and social cohesion.

Parliament ought to be the unequivocal state arm that aptly represents the needs and aspirations of all citizens in Namibia. The parliament is constituted of politicians who have been voted in by the electorate through a proportional representation system, giving them the legitimate authority to represent people’s interests.

As part of its corporate social responsibility initiative, NamPower has donated 6 000 reusable face masks to over 35 rural and marginalised schools in the //Kharas, Kunene, Ohangwena, Omaheke, Kavango East and West regions.  

The hearts of a group of toddlers were filled with joy last week when the Keetmanshoop Diocese of the Roman Catholic Church inaugurated three additional pre-primary classrooms. 

As companies with fishing rights continue to make their corporate social responsibility felt in the Kavango West region, Rukatuka Investments also came on board and donated N$120 000 worth of school uniforms to the Nkurenkuru Combined School.

A 35-year-old woman, who was convicted by Windhoek Regional Court for assaulting her neighbour to death in Katutura, withdrew her appeal in the High Court on Friday. In February,