Marius Johannes, a lecturer at the University of Namibia’s Business School, says Namibia should explore nuclear energy, especially because it is one of the world’s largest uranium exporters. Johannes explained that although Namibia does not yet have the capacity to build a nuclear power plant, the country can begin preparing step by step. This includes...
Stop n Shop, located in Okuryangava, is one of the busiest and most vibrant informal markets in Windhoek. It is a place full of life, noise, movement and survival. From early morning until late at night, the area is crowded with vendors, customers, taxis, and passersby. Small stalls, tables, and makeshift shelters line the dusty...
Two hardworking women in their 50s are keeping preserve traditional food in the market at the Stop n Shop market in Okuryangava. Anna Nadula and Elise Jeremia arrive as early as 06h00 every morning and work until late in the evening. Their stalls stand side-by-side, offering well-known local foods such as mopane worms, mahangu flour,...
This year’s Black Friday is packed with incredible deals from various retailers, offering significant discounts on everything from electronics to home goods to fashion and more. Black Friday happens every year on the last Friday of November, when many stores offer unbeatable specials that are usually available until the end of November. Commenting on the...
Baumgartbrunn Vocational Training Academy has strengthened its role in supporting skills development in Namibia, especially as demand for qualified welders continues to rise. The academy is registered as a Section 21 company, meaning it operates as a non-profit organisation focused on training and community development rather than making a profit. The academy is a member...
The MTC Namibia Content Creator Awards return for their second edition tomorrow. Organisers say preparations for tomorrow’s event in Windhoek are going smoothly, and they are putting the finishing touches to ensure it is even more memorable for both content creators and the audience. The MTC Namibia Content Creator Awards 2025 brings together creators, brands...
A six-month national programme aimed at improving access to finance for micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) in Namibia’s 14 regions concluded with a high-level dialogue held in the capital this week. The initiative reached more than 300 MSMEs across all 14 regions and trained over 40 financial service providers, including banks, regulators, microlenders, development...
Standard Bank Namibia signed a new strategic financial services agreement with the City of Windhoek, strengthening its work with public institutions and supporting efforts to improve the financial wellbeing of Namibians. The signing ceremony took place at the bank’s head office in Windhoek on Tuesday. The agreement aims to give City of Windhoek employees access...
Deputy Minister of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sport, Arts and Culture in Namibia Dino Ballotti yesterday launched the Namibia State of Skills Demand and Supply report. The report presents a comprehensive assessment of the current state of skills supply and demand in Namibia, providing crucial evidence base for policymakers, educators and industry stakeholders. The report is...
Namibia’s manufacturing sector continues to play an important role in driving economic growth, creating jobs and helping to reduce poverty. The sector includes meat and fish processing, food and beverage production and mineral beneficiation, which involvessmelting copper and zinc as well as cutting and polishing diamonds. Manufacturing is highlighted as a national priority in the...