Month: June 2022

Excessive consumerism and a lack of financial planning are the main reasons why the majority of Namibian debtors are currently experiencing tremendous emotional turmoil and family conflict. 

Namibia Dairies has confirmed the relocation of the production and packaging of its Nammilk Full Cream and Low-Fat Ultra-high temperature (UHT) milk ranges. 

The United Kingdom’s High Commissioner to Namibia, Charles Moore, feels corporation between the United Kingdom and Namibia enables the exchange of views on a wide range of international and domestic issues to work together for increased bilateral trade and investment. 

Finance minister Iipumbu Shiimi said government has embarked on a study to fully comprehend the overall impact of elevated energy prices on food prices and supplies.

The Namibian Ports Authority continues to make positive strides, with its latest figures indicating the total year-on-year cargo handled amounted to 6.5 million tons, indicating an increase of 6%.

Christian leaders are not meant to be involved in politics or business. 

As we celebrate World Ocean Day today, I wonder how many Namibians are aware of the country’s pioneering role in establishing the current international legal order for ocean use.

Local and regional councillors as well as administrators have been asked to work in coherence to ensure effective resolutions are made and implemented successfully. 

The police in Zambezi last weekend arrested a suspect after he was found in possession of kudu meat, a firearm and ammunition without valid permits at Shiwunga village.