Retrenched when Covid-19 hit Namibia, three young travel professionals with over 30 years combined industry experience, opened Travel Hub Namibia, a corporate travel management company based in Windhoek.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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Opinion – How to properly deal with debt and collateral
Excessive consumerism and a lack of financial planning are the main reasons why the majority of Namibian debtors are currently experiencing tremendous emotional turmoil and family conflict.
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Namibia Dairies brings home UHT milk production
Namibia Dairies has confirmed the relocation of the production and packaging of its Nammilk Full Cream and Low-Fat Ultra-high temperature (UHT) milk ranges.
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Namport produces impressive results …records increase in cargo, vessels and containers
The Namibian Ports Authority continues to make positive strides, with its latest figures indicating the total year-on-year cargo handled amounted to 6.5 million tons, indicating an increase of 6%.
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Opinion on Christian understanding of society
Christian leaders are not meant to be involved in politics or business.
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Opinion – Towards a modern law for maritime transport
As we celebrate World Ocean Day today, I wonder how many Namibians are aware of the country’s pioneering role in establishing the current international legal order for ocean use.
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Councillors, administrators schooled on coexistence
Local and regional councillors as well as administrators have been asked to work in coherence to ensure effective resolutions are made and implemented successfully.
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Man nabbed with firearm, ammunition
The police in Zambezi last weekend arrested a suspect after he was found in possession of kudu meat, a firearm and ammunition without valid permits at Shiwunga village.
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Geingob to lead Oceans Day celebrations
Walvis Bay mayor Trevino Forbes has urged coastal residents to come up in numbers and join the rest of the world to commemorate World Ocean Day 2022, which will be held in the town.