Busholi bwa likomu busiyala kuba butata bobutuna mwalilalanda za Sibbinda ni Kongola, mi balimi bazwelapili kulatehelwa kilimunanu zabona zenatelwanga mwa Zambia kwamuseto osa kantelwi.
Year: 2023
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Column: CEO of your career – Overcoming fear of transition
As you embark on your career transition journey, it is natural to feel some level of fear and uncertainty.
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China GDP increases … poverty elimination and quality healthcare
China’s gross domestic product (GDP) has increased to 121 trillion yuan (N$32 quadrillion), registering an annual growth rate of 5.2% over the past five years. Over the past decade, GDP has increased by almost 70 trillion yuan at an annual rate of 6.2%.
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NBL celebrates Independence with missions abroad
In anticipation of Namibia’s 33rd Independence Day, Namibia Breweries Limited (NBL) handed over a consignment of its world-class Windhoek Lager beer to Namibian embassies, missions and consulates across the globe.
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New employment conditions for fishing industry workers
Certain provisions of basic conditions of employment or service for employees and employers in the fisheries industry have been varied by the labour minister.
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Music industry mourns Araffath
The Namibian music industry has been plunged into grief following the death of acclaimed music producer Araffath Muhuure, who passed away on Friday after a short illness.
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Opinion – Tribute to Preskilla Ngairo: A woman of substance
On 4 March 2023, I was part of a group of about 200 mourners who laid Preskilla Dantago Ngairo to rest at Okahandja. I also had the honour to preach at the funeral.
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Opinion – How important is education for economic growth?
When high schools partner with the community, students contribute to real challenges, revitalising economic opportunities for the community as a whole.
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Slow implementation concern Namibia, Tanzania foreign ministers
International relations minister Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah said it is vital that Namibia and Tanzania prioritise the speed of pending agreements in various fields which have been identified, as this will strengthen and deepen cooperation between the two states.
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Merlus injects N$154m into local fisheries
Fisheries minister Derek Klazen says there are no new jobs in the fishing industry, unless new factories are built or new vessels are bought by industry players.