Year: 2021

Aatati Ovandoitji maveso oku riyandjera kotjisuta, katuna kurirandisa. Mena rokutja otjo ma tji yandjere kutja imba mberi mo mAhi wOzonganda  wina veparuke. Mena rokutja owo kaveri mu rumwe rot u kondwa tu twa tamunwa.∫

Namibia’s senior netball side, the Debmarine Desert Jewels, will today leave for Cape Town, South Africa, where they will be competing at the upcoming Spar Challenge from next week Thursday until 31 March.

Just as football followers were coming to terms with the shock passing of former Blue Waters, Manzini Wanderers and Namibia Football Association well decorated secretary-general Eliphas Aupapa Shipanga, another tragedy has befallen the Namibian football family for the umpteenth time.

On Wednesday, Finance minister Iipumbu Shiimi tabled a N$67.9 billion budget in the National Assembly for the 2021/22 financial year, which officially starts next month, and of that amount, the sport ministry was allocated a meagre N$279 million for all its activities in the new financial year.

Namibia Breweries Limited (NBL) has donated 340 cases of Windhoek Lager to the international relations ministry as a contribution to the upcoming 31st Independence celebration activities of Namibian diplomatic missions abroad.

Momentum Short-Term Insurance (MSTI) and Alexander Forbes Insurance (AFI) yesterday confirmed that the latter will be renamed Momentum Insurance Limited in the next step on its growth journey to integrate as a single entity. 

The Government Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF) recently celebrated its top performers during their quarterly virtual CEO Employee Engagement Forum. 

Giving their initial analysis and reaction to the N$67.9 billion budget for the 2021/22 financial year, in a panel discussion organised by Nedbank Namibia and Simonis Storm Securities immediately after the budget was tabled, experts seemed cautiously optimistic about Namibia’s recovery, highlighting as noteworthy the consultations by Minister Iipumbu Shiimi throughout the budgeting process 

The Ministry of Industrialisation and Trade (MIT) has informed the public that all relevant liquor licences must be renewed and licence fees must be paid on or before 31 March 2021 as stipulated in section 21 and section 22 of the Liquor Act (1998). 

Among the signs that have caught my eye in the centre of Kuala Lumpur is one that boldly advertises Covid-secure offices.