Retail banking giant FNB Namibia yesterday became the latest entity to lead a horde of corporate companies that pledged financial and material support towards Namibia’s newly-crowned Olympic women’s 200m silver medallist Christine Mboma and fellow finalist Beatrice Masilingi, following their breath taking exploits in Tokyo, Japan.
Jamaica’s seven-time Olympic gold medallist and nine-time world champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce has leapt to the defence of Namibia’s sprint aces Christine Mboma and Beatrice Masilingi, saying the teens should be left in peace to busk in the glory of Tokyo Olympics success.
Omulumenhu weedula 35 okwa monifwa oshiponga eshi a tuwa nombele yokapi ku kaume kaye.
Omukulunhuwehongo moshitukulwa shaHangwena Isak Hamatwi ota ti ovahongi moshitukulwa shaye nava yandje eetundi dawendwa po kovanafikola.
Oipangelo moshilongo oya taalela omhumbwe yohonde molwaashi ovanhu ashike vanini veli longekida oku yandja ohonde, shaashi vahapu paife komandiki ova tila ko oCovid-19.
Nguuru gomukunda Omaheke Pijoo Nganate kageve magano gendi konondango dodoropa dakara momukunda asi vahepa kuhageka kurandesa evhu kwava vakura ava wapukurura pwavene evehu vadikepo mambo.
Nguuru gomuknda Khomas Laura Mcleod-Katjirua kahundilire vatungimo mositata asi egano eli lyokuhakana evhu kapi lina kara ewa, morwa kuna kuyiomona asi nayizonagwisa elikwamo lyekuliko mositata.
Unprecedented times call for real help and this is exactly what FNB Namibia is offering, said Alna Booysen, FNB Premium and Consumer Head.
Last Friday, the Ministry of Finance bade farewell to one of the country’s strongest and most influential administrators since independence, Ms Ericah Shafudah, Executive Director in the Ministry of Finance.
The digital transformation of customer experiences and the impact on the interactions between the pension industries and customers, presents arguably one of the greatest evolution in the pension industry for some time.