The Namibia Business Angel Network (Naban) last week held its third pitch event in Windhoek, sponsored by First National Bank of Namibia. Four start-up founders were shortlisted to pitch in hopes of obtaining investment from the network of angel investors.
FNB’s new branding, launched in Windhoek on 7 October, is expected to be rolled out across the country in the coming weeks and includes a brand upgrade for the FNB website and FNBApp.
The Hartlief Group last week confirmed the Mariental Abattoir, formerly known as Farmers Meat Market, will resume commercial operations in October 2022 after its closure in August 2020.
Although the Namibian Planning and Construction Bill, which advocates for the implementation of a Construction Industries Council and overall regulation of the industry, was initially tabled in parliament in 2010, this legislation is yet to see the light of day.
Every job needs some form of education about that particular profession. People who do not qualify for a particular job are given the training to gain the needed knowledge for that particular job.
As an avid reader of literature and a firm believer in how stories and narrative interventions shape and inform our lives, I came across the classic, “I was not sorry when my brother died, nor am I apologising for my callousness” from Tsitsi Dangarembga’s Nervous Conditions did nothing less than reinforce the assertion propelled by the #Men are trash song.
The Tulikonge Cultural Festival, a flagship event of the Bafwe community, under the leadership of chief (mfumu) Joseph Tembwe Mayuni, took place on Sunday at the Mashi Traditional Authority at Choi in the Zambezi region.
Prosecutor general Martha Imalwa yesterday filed an application for the court to compel curators David Bruni and Ian McLaren to give detailed answers on the multi-million dollar seized assets of the Fishrot accused that they are managing.
State advocate Taedago Gaweseb yesterday asked Windhoek High Court Judge Naomi Shivute to sentence a Rehoboth resident accused of killing his 18-year-old pregnant girlfriend to the maximum sentence allowed under the law.
Another massive shack fire in Kuisebmond resulted in 12 shacks and two cars burning down. This led angry residents to attack firefighters, who they accused of reacting sluggishly.