Year: 2021

This International Women’s Month, the Coca-Cola Company and its partners are proud to celebrate exceeding their 5by20 goal by enabling the economic empowerment of more than 6 million women around the world.

Twenty-one years ago, Zayanih Dennis took an incredible leap of faith. With a small amount of savings, she created Potentia, a Human Resources consultancy driven to amplify the potential of Namibian businesses and talent.

The month of January 2021 saw Namibia’s total merchandise trade declining to N$15 billion, which is 13.5% less than the N$17 billion recorded in December 2020 and 5.1% more than N$14 billion recorded in January 2020. 

The Covid-19 related restrictions, coupled with alcohol bans in Namibia and South Africa, saw revenue for Namibia Breweries Limited (NBL) drop by 18.5% for December 2020, down to N$1.39 billion.

To state the obvious, education has changed drastically in the past three decades.

The Ohlthaver & List Group recently donated an early development childhood centre at Oshinamumwe Combined School in Omuthiya. 

Namibian borders remain porous and vulnerable to illicit trafficking and organised crime, the head of the Namibian Police Special Field Force Commissioner Elias Mutota has warned. 

A dead body was discovered floating in the Kavango River on Saturday at Mayara in the Kavango West region.

The Ongwediva Medipark Private Hospital last week celebrated a milestone of ten successful kidney transplants in the last five years as the medical fraternity marked World Kidney Day. At the moment, the hospital has four patients who are waiting to be transplanted soon. 

High Court Judge Orben Sibeya has ruled local security company, Shilimela Advanced Security Services cc, is liable for the alleged shooting and injuring of two Windhoek residents by its employees.