Namibia is poised to make aviation history by hosting the Single African Air Transport Market (SAATM) roadshow, featuring Adefunke Adeyemi, Secretary General of the African Civil Aviation Commission (AFCAC).
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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No leads on missing Omaruru man
There is no evidence suggesting that missing Omaruru resident Robby Michael might have walked away from the sea, the police in Erongo have said.
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Capricorn profit after tax up 30% to N$1.47 billion …N$1 billion contributed in direct and indirect taxes
The Capricorn Group continues to shake off the depressing shackles of Covid-19, high inflation and slow economic activity by posting solid results, highlighted by an almost
30% increase in profit after tax to N$1.47 billion.
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Namhila a kwata ko aanona yosikola
Aavali mboka haya menekele oondingosho dhotombo, unene aayelele, oya popi kutya onkalo yokwaana iilonga oye ya shololitha okusila oshimpwiyu aanona yawo, mboka nayo paife haya taambathana nayo omahalasa gotombo.
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Literary awards discloses 2023 logo
THE Bank Windhoek Doek Literary Awards (BWDLAs) recently revealed its 2023 concept and logo - The Aloe (Aloe littoralis).
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Ay4 drops ‘More & More’ on Audiomack
Namibian Christian rapper Adolf Kaure AKA Ay4 has recently released his latest single, titled ‘More & More’, a soulful gospel rap song that features Erongo Got Talent 2022 winner, Honey.
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DBN successfully redeems last of three amortising bonds
The Development Bank of Namibia (DBN) yesterday stated that it has successfully fully redeemed its DBN23 bond, the last of three amortising fixed rated bonds issued by the bank in 2018.
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Race to First Oil Seminar 2023 a resounding success
The Race to First Oil Seminar 2023, hosted by the National Petroleum Corporation of Namibia (Namcor), has been described as a resounding success.
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Yet another shack fire in Tutaleni
The harsh realities and dangers some residents of Walvis Bay are finding themselves in due to a lack of housing and land were once again highlighted when 13 families were left homeless by yet another shack fire in Tutaleni on Wednesday evening.
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Final round in NIMT double murder trial in October
The Windhoek High Court will hear closing arguments in the trial of Ernst Josef Lichtenstrasser, who admitted to having shot and killed two senior executives of the NIMT institute in Arandis in April 2019.