Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )

Otaku hokololwa kutya omuti gwomugongo ogwa simana gu vule omiti odhindji paShiwambo omolwa iiyimati yago.

Eshi omuti wokutunhila omukifi woCovid-19 wa fika moNamibia, ominista yOukolele Dr Kalumbi Shangula oya ti oitukulwa yaKhomas nErongo oyo tai ka tunhilwa tete moshilongo.

Vantu ava vatunga momukunda gwaShamvhura-Shamangorwa pwakara projeka zokugava mema momukunda horowero gwaNdiyona moKavango zoupumezuva ngesi kuna kara asi kuna kureta mapuro gomanzi kovatungimo unene mema nye ogo aga tundu mevhu aga ava gava kovatungimo yipo vamwe ndi asi varuganeseko nkenye eyi vana hara yemembo, kuna kumoneka asi ngesi kuretesapo ezimo lyokupwaga pwaga. 

Murongero gokuhova vambesitera mutji go Covid-19 sivike esi naguyasika moNamibia, yimo ngoso ana kutanta minsitera goukanguki Ndokotora Kalumbi Shangula kayitente ngoso nkera. 

Ford has bolstered its position in the expanding and highly competitive sport utility vehicle (SUV) market with the introduction of the new Everest Sport, which already arrived in Namibian showrooms this week.

Along with its devastating human and economic costs, the Covid-19 pandemic has put renewed focus on sustainability.

The Solidarity Union, representing security guards, has promised to resuscitate the debate around minimum wages come April 2021. 

Nedbank Namibia received four Diamond Arrow Awards at the annual Professional Management Review (PMR) awards ceremony held on 15 March 2021 in Windhoek. In the category for Banks, Nedbank Namibia received recognition for Agriculture, Business Banking, Credit Cards and Personal Banking. 

A post-Covid-19 environment requires a fundamental change in how business and investments are approached.

Namibia has over the years pursued aggressive but very ambitious efforts towards achieving equitable economic development, through a vehicle, nationally referred to as Vision 2030.