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Debmarine gains ground in synthetic diamond battle …assures President of environmentally-sustainable mining
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Debmarine gains ground in synthetic diamond battle …assures President of environmentally-sustainable mining

Environmental sustainability is a benchmark of marine diamond production for De Beers Marine Namibia (Debmarine). In fact, the company replaces 99% of the material it extracts off the seafloor where most of the sediment resettles within a few hours, and the finer sediment settles in a few days. Thereafter, the impacted environment returns to its...

BW Energy buys stake in ReconAfrica
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BW Energy buys stake in ReconAfrica

Canadian oil explorer Reconnaissance Energy Africa (Recon) and Norwegian-listed BW Energy have struck a deal for an onshore drilling campaign in northeastern Namibia. The deal means ReconAfrica is selling a 20% working interest in its exploration licence onshore Namibia, to BW Energy, in exchange for total potential consideration of US$141 million (about N$2.5 billion) According...

Hapulileís business acumen recognised in Nigeria
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Hapulileís business acumen recognised in Nigeria

A young Namibian entrepreneur, Ndahafa Hapulile, was recently propelled to the forefront of African success stories when she was awarded a Royal African medal, and inducted into the Yoruba Royal Court in Nigeria.  The award was bestowed on her as part of an initiative of the Royal African Young Leadership Forum (RAYLF), one of the world’s...

Public-private partnerships can boost job-hunting … working together can lower financial burden on job-seekers – Indombo
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Public-private partnerships can boost job-hunting … working together can lower financial burden on job-seekers – Indombo

By adopting prescribed practices, government and employers can make a difference to create a more efficient and cost-effective job-seeking environment, benefitting both businesses and job-seekers. Executive director in the labour, industrial relations and employment- creation ministry Lydia Indombo said government, through the ministry, launched the Namibia Integrated Employment Information System (NIEIS) to facilitate the job-matching...

Peugeot’s Landtrek roar scares competition
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Peugeot’s Landtrek roar scares competition

Owning a bakkie in Namibia is an emotional endeavour. This is because, for many Namibians, a bakkie is more often than not used to put bread on the table as it is utilised either as a farming workhorse or a reliable cargo and people carrier to tow and load goods for big and small businesses. ...

PSCE reaches highest level for 2024…credit uptake driven by increased corporate demand
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PSCE reaches highest level for 2024…credit uptake driven by increased corporate demand

Despite higher interest rates that might have deterred credit demand, corporate appetite has actually increased as Private Sector Credit Extension (PSCE) for May reached the highest level recorded so far this year. This is the highest level since the 3.9% year-on-year (y/y) increase seen in March 2023.  “This implies that companies think now is a...