In a country whose roads have been ranked the best in Africa by the World Economic Forum (WEF) for five consecutive years, it is generally accepted that 85-90% of road crashes are attributed to driver error.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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Tunga Real Estate Fund acquires majority shares in MICC Properties
Through the management of the Tunga Real Estate Fund, Old Mutual Investment Group Namibia (Pty) Ltd continues to spearhead economic empowerment and investment in Namibia.
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Wernhil’s new solar system in operation
Wernhil Shopping Centre, a property of Ohlthaver & List (O&L) Group subsidiary, Broll Namibia, officially put their newly installed carport solar photovoltaic (PV) system to use on 5 September 2022.
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Two bedroom rent prices lowest in six years …as growth retreats into negative territory
An unexpected setback, mainly driven by price contraction of 7.7% year-on-year (y/y) within the two-bedroom rental segment, has pushed down the 12-month average rent level to N$6 102. This is the lowest level seen in six years.
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Opinion – Are we tackling mental health in the workplace?
As awareness about mental illness grows, many workplaces have been making efforts to normalise talking about mental health. But other workplaces have stayed silent on this topic, so employees are left to figure out their options on their own to some extent, while others have resorted to resigning.
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Opinion – Indonesia : Promoting growth, strengthening international relations
Indonesia has played a constructive role in international fora and multilateralism to support international development cooperation. The commitment for international cooperation has inspired Indonesia to build strong engagements with other countries.
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Cop recalls minor’s cries after rape
The investigating officer in the rape and serious assault matter of an eight-year-old child on Tuesday told Windhoek High Court Judge Dinnah Usiku that the child told her: “Aunty, aunty, that man hurt me, he cut me between my legs.”
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Plots for working poor proposal passed
Walvis Bay councillor Ryan Gordon is advocating for plots to be made available for low-income-earners as they are not catered for by mainstream financial institutions.
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Compulsory pro bono proposal mulled…minister questions lawyers’ ethics
The justice ministry is thinking of making pro bono work compulsory for lawyers so that members of the public who cannot afford legal representation but are in dire need may be represented.
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Navachab Half Marathon offers handsome perks
The much-anticipated Navachab Half Marathon, which is slated for this weekend in the town of Karibib, will see the various top winners walking away with improved prizes.