Newly formed indigenous business organisations have voiced their plight, including calls for better treatment and recognition, especially by financial institutions.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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NUNW threatens nationwide TransNamib protest
The country’s largest trade union federation, the National Union of Namibian Workers, has threatened a nationwide protest over what it termed as malpractices at TransNamib, the state-owned railway company.
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Fishermen bemoan retainer pay… Cavema says it’s addressing workers’ plight
About 600 fishermen, who were offered employment by Walvis Bay-based Cavema Fishing and its subsidiary companies say even though they are drawing a monthly salary, they are growing anxious by sitting at home doing nothing.
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PM: Collective effort needed to combat graft
Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila says acts of corruption within the public sector are in some instances fuelled by players in the private sector who are willing to offer bribes to government officials.
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We resigned to avoid a catastrophe -Mensah…as clubs push for motion of no confidence
Namibia Rugby Union (NRU) president Corrie Mensah, who along with fellow board members tendered their resignations yesterday, said their decision to step down was in the best interest of the local game, as any other move contrary to such a decision would have been catastrophic to the union.
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Shaliaxwe, Amutoko win Rössing Virtual Marathon
Runner Jeremia Shaliaxwe on Saturday retained his title as the Rössing Virtual Marathon 42km men’s open category champion after he clocked an impressive time of 02:24:00 to win the race, while Anna Amutoko secured the 42km women’s title with her time of 02:43:19.
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The nooks and crannies of running a small business
An increasing number of young people are embarking on business ventures, and it is great to notice that many are doing something for themselves to pay bills or just be independent.
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EduVision creating equal access to learning
It is not fair for learners in remote schools to write the same exams as learners in urban areas, a local educationalist has said.
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Genocide – Penetrating the soul
“Chief Saul had lost dozens of humped white cows,” said Mathew.
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Cartoon art by Nghiyavala
Art, in its many forms, will always be a part of someone’s life, whether it is the artist or the art appreciator, because art conveys emotions. However, art is not limited to painting or music, as many people believe.