Hesron Kapanga OKANGHUDI – Mueteleli wanaha sapili Hifikepunye Pohamba ukupile bayahi banaha Namibia kusa sinya zeo mueteleli wanaha wa pili Sam Nujoma nayahile. Mwangambolo ni Nampa kwa munzi wahae kwa Okanghudi mwasikiliti sa Ohangwena Labubeli, Pohamba naize kuli Nujoma ha se atimezi, batu basike bahupula kusinyasinya zana yahile, kono baswanela kubelekela kupahamela fa misumo ya...
Mapokola basepisa temuso hala busholi bwa Namdia
ONGWEDIVA – Muzamaisi wasipokola sa naha Joseph Shikongo uize mapokola baka lemusa sicaba hala litaba zetumile hahulu. Kungelela cwalo lipiho za batu ba ba tondahala ni busholi bwa kwa kampani yebona za tekiso ya daimani mwa Namibia (Namdia). Manzwi a Shikongo ataha kasamulaho aliviki zepeli za kukuza kwa mapokola ni kamaiso ya Namdia kuamana ni...
Ngandu TV lauded for boosting artists
Afro-pop and RnB sensation Tekla Iita, better known by her stage name Teqla, expressed a passionate belief that the future of Namibian artists depends on creating more platforms where they can freely showcase their creativity. With a demand for diverse and authentic musical expressions, Teqla’s vision for an industry where talent is truly exposed and...
Krohne takes L3kker flavour to the US
Launched on 19 August 2022, L3kker.com is a clothing brand born from a desire to uplift communities and amplify voices often unheard. It was founded by Namibian entrepreneur Geveve Krohne and has deep roots in Keetmanshoop. Simply put, the brand embodies resilience and creativity. Krohne, who is currently based in Chicago in the United States...
Trump tariffs fuel US auto anxiety
NEW YORK – A flood of presidential trade policy announcements has kept US automakers on edge since Donald Trump returned to the White House last month. While some signature threats – like 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada – have been wielded and then paused, Trump’s multi-pronged assault on the international trade order is building...
Canada to compel diversity disclosures for banks, insurance firms
OTTAWA – Canada said on Friday it would compel banks, insurance companies and other financial firms to disclose the number of women and minorities on their boards and in senior management positions. The move, announced in the government newspaper Canada Gazette, contrasts with a retreat from diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programmes – aimed at...
Argentine cryptocurrency crashes
BUENOS AIRES – Argentina’s president Javier Milei admitted making a mistake on Saturday after promoting a cryptocurrency whose value soared and then crashed, with his office announcing an “urgent investigation”. According to news outlets, Milei posted a message on social media platform X on Friday evening, praising a “private project” aimed at “stimulating the growth...
Tackling economic obstacles befitting Nujoma tribute
Namibia’s business community calls for action against unemployment, poverty and inequality in tribute to late Founding President Sam Nujoma. In this regard, they have emphasised an urgent need to address the country’s persistent challenges of unemployment, poverty and inequality, viewing this as the most fitting tribute to the late founding president. During a memorial service...
Opinion – Employing gunboat diplomacy in modern negotiations
Subtle acts of manipulation in negotiations generally don’t go unnoticed but they can sometimes be hard to address publicly without one being portrayed as hostile. Just as in diplomacy, coercive diplomacy makes for a strategic approach during behind-the-scenes negotiations and alliances. Coercive diplomacy is often seen in situations where manipulation is involved, especially in the...
Kapika reminisces Nujoma moments
Omuramba – Ombara Hikuminue Kapika (92) of the Ombuku Traditional Authority has a sharp memory, despite his ripe old age. He easily recalls a lot of detail on his interaction with Founding President Sam Nujoma, who died on 8 February. Kapika, a key figure of Namibian politics in the early 90s, had several encounters with...









