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Predestined Girls  helps young girls stay healthy and confident 
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Predestined Girls  helps young girls stay healthy and confident 

Predestined Girls a community initiative supports young girls from low-income backgrounds with sanitary pads and basic hygiene products. The project also encourages and empowers girls to believe in themselves and stay in school.  The founder, Helena Shigwedha said the initiative started in 2021. It first began in Omaruru, where a small group of girls received...

SMEs’ spotlight with Pricilla Mukokobi – Muchaka builds opportunities through discipline and determination
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SMEs’ spotlight with Pricilla Mukokobi – Muchaka builds opportunities through discipline and determination

At a time when many young people are struggling to find work, Miti Muchaka an entrepreneur is creating jobs through determination, discipline, and self-belief. Muchaka, a young businessman from Katima Mulilo in the Zambezi region, is the founder and director of Kong Investment CC, a company he started in August 2022. Today, the business operates...

Namibia pushes clear strategy at global renewable energy summit
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Namibia pushes clear strategy at global renewable energy summit

Namibia took centre stage in the global push for clean energy, as world leaders met in Abu Dhabi to discuss how renewable power can drive shared prosperity and fight climate change. The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) on Saturday launched the Pre-Assembly Day of its 16th Assembly under the theme “Powering Humanity: Renewable Energy for...

2025 Fiscal year … repo rates, inflation, and green hydrogen
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2025 Fiscal year … repo rates, inflation, and green hydrogen

In 2025, Namibia’s economy saw significant changes that affected households, businesses, and investors. Inside Business closely followed these developments, focusing on interest rates, inflation, and real-world economic impacts.  The Bank of Namibia (BoN) oversees the repo rate, which is used to manage inflation and promote economic growth. In 2025, Namibia’s energy sector is undergoing significant...

Show-biz glamour, rhythms, blues
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Show-biz glamour, rhythms, blues

This year marked a beautiful chapter for Namibia’s creative industry, as homegrown talent continued to shine both locally and beyond our borders. From music and film to media and digital influence, Namibian creators showed that their voices, stories, and artistry can compete on global stages.  Their achievements not only celebrate individual excellence but also signal...

Namibia joins global push for electricity access
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Namibia joins global push for electricity access

The Ministry of Industries, Mines and Energy yesterday launched Mission 300: Namibia Compact, with support from the African Development Bank and the World Bank. The mission aims to bring electricity to 300 million Africans by 2030. It will use partnerships with the private sector, energy reforms, and more than US$50 billion in pledged funding. The...

Electricity, services drive economy as growth slows in Q3
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Electricity, services drive economy as growth slows in Q3

Namibia’s economy grew by 1.9% in the third quarter of 2025, slower than the 2.1% growth recorded during the same period in 2024, according to the Namibia Statistics Agency (NSA). The latest figures show that while the economy continued to expand, the pace of growth eased as some key sectors struggled. In nominal terms, the...

TopCheri releases final, emotional album
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TopCheri releases final, emotional album

Award-winning artist Monika Pinias, popularly known as TopCheri, has released her latest and final album, titled ‘I Am Monika’, marking the beginning of a musical scaling back. The musician said the project is deeply personal and reflects a season of growth, reflection, and real-life experiences. TopCheri opened her heart to fans, saying, “Please receive my...