In a remarkable development for the local beauty industry, award-winning makeup artist Jay Aeron has announced an upcoming makeup masterclass to share their expertise with aspiring creatives.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
Oryx Properties raises capital for Dunes Mall acquisition
Oryx Properties yesterday announced the successful completion of its rights offer, aimed at raising cash form shareholders for the acquisition of Dunes Mall in Walvis Bay.
Trustco to co-invest N$1.3 billion in Meya diamond mine
Trustco yesterday announced a transformative US$75 million (over N$1.3 billion) co-investment in its resources portfolio, specifically the Meya diamond mining operation in Sierra Leone.
On the spot – Strategy is key but governance is crucial
David Nuyoma has been at the helm of the largest pension fund in the country, the GIPF, for the last 10 years, having taken up the position in 2013 when he departed the Development Bank of Namibia. During the last decade, the global pension fund industry has faced numerous challenges, but despite many obstacles, it has increased its asset base by about N$100 billion.
Free water for Kries residents
Residents of Kries in the Hardap region are benefitting from free water, as the village council faces challenges with the implementation of a water billing system.
Shinima and Ndjolonimus to headline bonanza
The Nestor Sunshine Tobias Boxing and Fitness Academy says Charles Shinima and John John Ndjolonimus will be the main attractions at the “Together as One Part 10” Boxing bonanza, scheduled for 01 September 2023, in Ongwediva.
Menzies’ expediated hearing application flops
Acting Judge of Appeal in the Supreme Court, Theo Frank, on Tuesday declined to grant a request by Menzies Aviation to expedite its appeal against a ruling by Windhoek High Court Judge Eileen Rakow.
Shifeta: Visa reciprocity will threaten tourism
Tourism minister Pohamba Shifeta has issued a warning to both the government and citizens pushing to reciprocate the United Kingdom’s ending of visa-free entry for Namibians.
Scouts to answer in pitbull attack lawsuit
The legal battle of Scouts of Namibia took a dramatic turn as their attempt to escape a N$2.2 million lawsuit was rejected in the High Court of Namibia.
‘Witches’ awarded compensation against pastor
Two women who sued a pastor and an accomplice were granted damages of N$15 000 each by Windhoek High Court Judge Marlene Tommasi.








