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Nam, China deepen economic ties
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Nam, China deepen economic ties

Bilateral trade between China and Namibia reached approximately US$1.3 billion in 2024, emphasising a robust and growing partnership between the two countries. With China’s continued commitment to expanding trade with Africa, officials hinted at even greater economic cooperation soon. China’s ambassador to Namibia Zhao Weiping made these remarks during a courtesy call on President Netumbo...

N$37 billion northern smart rail project still under review
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N$37 billion northern smart rail project still under review

A much-talked-about N$37 billion smart rail project proposed for northern Namibia remains in the early stages of consideration, with no investment formally secured yet, and no tenders awarded.  The Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board (NIPDB) has clarified its position on the project, emphasising that while it supports and facilitates potential investments, it does not...

HyIron Oshivela plant opening ushers in a green industry
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HyIron Oshivela plant opening ushers in a green industry

Namibia has taken a step towards the future of sustainable industrial production with the inauguration of the HyIron Oshivela plant on Friday.  The plant produces Direct Reduced Iron (DRI), and is the first of its kind in Africa to operate using Green Hydrogen, thus positioning Namibia at the forefront of a global push to decarbonise...

Namibian Hair and Beauty Awards debuts
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Namibian Hair and Beauty Awards debuts

The Namibian Hair and Beauty Awards recently honoured the country’s outstanding talent in the beauty industry.  Organised by hairstylist Peace Ncube, also known as ‘Nocky’, the event gathered professionals, influencers, and enthusiasts to celebrate excellence across 14 categories, including hairdressers, make-up artists, barbers, and nail technicians. Nocky, a two-time award-winning hairstylist, explained how the idea...

Nascam  increases funeral benefit …artists want more benefits while alive
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Nascam  increases funeral benefit …artists want more benefits while alive

The Namibian Society of Composers and Authors of Music (Nascam) has increased funeral benefits to support members during challenging times. Sula Kyababa, Nascam’s outgoing chairperson, said the adjustment will ensure a more dignified farewell for deceased members. The funeral benefit increased from N$3 500 to N$15 000.  In addition to the funeral benefit, the board...

Namibiab ǂnuwiǁkhāsen ge ra tsēdīhe 
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Namibiab ǂnuwiǁkhāsen ge ra tsēdīhe 

Bank Windhoeks ge ǁîs di ǁguiǂgāsens Namibiab ǂnuwiǁkhāsib tsî !hao!nāsi ǁnaetina omkhâis dib di !nāmâba xu, ǁîs di ǀōǁaisa Ams di ǁkhawa unu!nâhe tsî ǁkhaeǁnâhes di hōhō!nâs ǁnāti ī ǀnûgus disa ge mâi-ai!â, nēs ge ‘Ī ǁkhā i a marisâuǂgae-e ǀnamsa?’ ti hâ ǀasa ǂgaiǂams !naka. Nē ǀnûgus ge !hūǁî ǀkhō-aona ǁnāti i !ēsa ra...

Heritage to sprout at /Ae //Gams Arts & Cultural Festival 
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Heritage to sprout at /Ae //Gams Arts & Cultural Festival 

The City of Windhoek is gearing up for the /Ae //Gams Arts & Cultural Festival, scheduled for 25 and 26 April. To launch the festivities, a pre-festival celebration took place on Saturday at the Paaltjies Brakwater Recreational Area, attracting residents for a day of enjoyment, culture, and community spirit.  The event showcased a blend of...

Namibian creatives celebrated
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Namibian creatives celebrated

In line with its dedication to promoting Namibian arts and culture, Bank Windhoek has introduced the Brand Song Remix Campaign competition within its new initiative, ‘Is it possible to love a Bank?’  The competition offers local artists a chance to showcase their creativity which gives them a chance to walk away with cash prizes. The...