The Capricorn Eagles series came to a dramatic close with a nail-biting final game that had fans on the edge of their seats right up to the last ball on Tuesday. In what has been arguably the most entertaining showcase of international women’s cricket on Namibian soil, Uganda beat the Capricorn Eagles by six wickets...
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IATA concerned by current trade tensions
Amid growing trade tensions, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) has reinforced its position that trade drives prosperity, and that any measures undermining the free flow of goods ultimately hurt businesses, consumers and economies. “Current trade tensions are deeply concerning. Trade drives prosperity. The more the world trades, the better off we all are. So,...
GIPF approves increase for pension benefits
The Government Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF) has announced a pension benefit increase of 4%, effective 1 April 2025 for all GIPF pensioners, qualifying annuitants, spousal and child beneficiaries. Pensions in payment or deferment for less than a year as of 31 March 2025 preceding the increase date will receive an increase on a pro-rata basis. ...
President to open energy conference
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah will officially open the 2025 edition of the Namibia International Energy Conference (NIEC). Organisers of the conference this week confirmed Nandi-Ndaitwah will be on hand to open the event that aims to lay the foundation for Namibia as an energy hub. “We are deeply honoured that Her Excellency, the President of the...
Inflation contained and April repo rate likely unchanged – FNB
Domestic inflation is expected to remain elevated but relatively contained. In its latest consumer price index analysis, FNB stated it expects transport inflation to stay muted, amid subdued demand and ongoing geopolitical uncertainty. However, the analysis compiled by FNB economist Helena Mboti expects housing and utilities’ inflation to remain high due to an expected increase...
Strong turnout for first King Price qualifier
The Windhoek Golf Club proudly hosted the first King Price International Pairs qualifier for the year this past weekend, marking the exciting start of the annual competition that continues to attract enthusiastic amateur golfers from across the country. With 46 teams participating, the event saw a strong turnout, consistent with previous editions in the series....
NAC appoints Kalili as strategy executive
Namibia Airports Company (NAC) has welcomed renowned economist Namene Kalili as the commercial services and strategy executive, effective 1 April 2025. Packed with extensive knowledge spanning over 20 years, Kalili will be based at NAC’s head office in Windhoek. In his new role he will be responsible for improving revenue growth for the NAC through...
Cosafa U/17 girls’ championship produces tough pools
The 2025 Cosafa U/17 Girls’ Championship will be staged in Windhoek from 10 to 17 May. The draw took place yesterday, ahead of the first regional competition of the year. It is the first time the tournament will be hosted in Namibia, which is also set to stage the Region 5 Games in July. Namibia...
Continental tyre safety tips for the long road
The Easter holidays in April represent one of the busiest times on Namibian roads when there is a much higher risk of accidents. Ensuring your vehicle and its tyres are in roadworthy condition is one of the first steps to make sure you and yours have a safe and smooth journey. Tyres are the most...
Nedbank Cycle Challenge 2025 set for this weekend
The Nedbank Cycle Challenge is set to take place this Sunday. The registration and number collection for the race will be on Saturday at the Nedbank Campus, located on the corner of Fidel Castro and Rev. Michael Scott Street from 14h00 to 16h00. Dubbed ‘The Greatest Ride Under the Sun’, the race will commence on...









