After graduating from the University of Namibia in 2016, Omwene-Tupopila Haitula did not get a job but never sat idle and instead ventured into farming for business.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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Finance insight with Mekupi Kambatuku – Things to consider before taking out a farming loan
I have received a lot of queries about loans from agripreneurs/farmers and SMEs, from where to go and the best loan options, to how loans are structured and finally to how to know when it is the right time to take a loan.
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Ethiopian Airlines now flies to Bulawayo
Ethiopian Airlines, Africa’s leading carrier, launched a new flight to Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, via Victoria Falls starting from 30 October 2022. Ethiopian has started four weekly flights to Bulawayo, a third destination city in Zimbabwe after Harare and Victoria Falls and a third new destination opened after the pandemic.
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N/a’an ku sê opens school in Epukiro Post 3
The N/a’an ku sê Life Line Clinic in the Epukiro constituency recently expanded its operations when it opened a school and a church at the clinic facility.
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Fisheries stakeholders bless Khomas with N$700 000
The National Fish Consumption Trust (NFCPT) hosted their annual gala dinner to raise funds for a specific region. This year, the Khomas region, specifically the education sector, was the recipient of the funds raised on the evening.
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VaNyemba want Geingob intervention in radio saga
The Nyemba-speaking committee in Rundu on Friday held a peaceful demonstration to protest the blocking of a Nyemba language programme on NBC radio Wato.
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Omkurus ǂharugub !aromas ǁîsa hoan xa a ǀoro mātaremaris ge nî ǀarohe
ǀGamǁî kurib ǁnāti ī ǀhûǁarebese ge !Khaitsâb 2021ǁî kurib !nâ a ūhe ǁnâugumîǁguib, Omkurus ǂHarugun ǂNûiǂgās Namibiab dis (CIF), ǀUrin xūkurub tsî nauhâ Sîsenaon ǂNoaba!nans (MANWU) ǁaegub tsî 2 ǀHōǂgaeb 2021 dis ai ǂHanub ǂHanusiǂan!gâs ǂKhanib 7675ǁîb !nâ ǂhaitsise a ǂanǂanheb dib ge 2 ǀHōǂgaeb 2022 dis ai nî sîsentsoatsoa.
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Opinion – More than oil and gas will be needed
It seems as if Namibia has a bit of a spring in its step, some swagger if you will. This could be because winter is behind us, however, I believe there’s another reason, and as an economist first and foremost, this reason pleases me.
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Customers get more benefits from FNB
FNB Namibia will now be putting even more money back into customers pockets with every credit card transaction.
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Opinion – Parental involvement in a Namibian child’s education
Parental involvement in education is an essential for creating a cooperative environment for learners to thrive and excel in their academic dwellings. Parental involvement is the amount of participation a parent has when it comes to schooling and their children’s lives.