Low credit levels being extended to businesses is worrisome for investment purposes.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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SKW off to good start in U/17 knockout stage
Sport Klub Windhoek (SKW) U/17 football team produced an inspiring performance to steamroll 4-1 past a lacklustre Ramblers U/17 B team.
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Aayaluli yaantu nomagumbo ya taalela omashongo
Nonando oshigwana sha kala noku kumagindhwa shi taambeko aayaluli yaantu nomagumbo moshilongo ngoka ge li metifa, otaya nana nondatu.
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89% habakoni kuleka mandu fasikoloti – Venaani… uli mandu nacipile nako yabukoba
Mueteleli wakopano ya Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) McHenry Venaani ufitisize pilaelo yahae kuamana ni kalabelo yamubuso kwabutata bwamandu, mi uli muuso hakuna ze ueza.
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Bank Windhoek impacts lives in Groot Aub
The Bank Windhoek Empathy Project recently handed over maths essentials to the Groot Aub Primary School’s mathematics tournament.
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Sisedi launches mentorship programme and unit trust fund
Sisedi Investment Group, the first black and female-owned asset management company in Namibia, has taken a significant stride towards empowering the nation’s youth, curbing unemployment and reshaping the financial landscape.
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Rape trial of pensioner on hold
The rape and trafficking of persons’ trial of two Noordoewer men has been put on hold, pending a ruling on an application for clarification on the charges one of them faces.
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Educating the Namibian child is everyone’s business
Namibians should be at the forefront of supporting initiatives to educate the Namibian child, National Council chairperson and Mankumpi constituency councillor Lukas Sinimbo Muha has stated.
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Kabbe South cattle hit by pasteurella
Cattle farmers in the Zambezi region, particularly in the flood plains of the Kabbe South constituency, have been hit hard by a sickness which continues to wipe out their cattle. The farmers say they have approached the regional veterinary office for assistance, but to no avail.
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Grow Namibia launches online tickets
The Grow Namibia Foundation, a trailblazing initiative dedicated to conservation, sustainability, and community empowerment, announced the launch of a groundbreaking ticketing and permit booking system.