The ongoing battle between suspended Namibia Students Financial Assistance Fund CEO Hilya Nghiwete and her employer has cost taxpayers N$8.4 million so far.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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Namibia, DRC in fishing quota dilemma
The Namibian government will rely on international policy as well as the country’s legal framework to find a solution for the 27 300 metric tons of horse mackerel that was sold to the Democratic Republic of Congo last year.
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Proposed 2027 Afcon bid a pipedream… analysts blast inadequate infrastructure, poor funding
Botswana’s proposal to co-host the 2027 edition of the Afcon with Namibia has been met with enormous scepticism by local sport analysts.
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Keeping the Musisi traditional attire alive
Musisi-nam, a Namibian label that keeps the Musisi traditional attire alive and fresh by deconstructing it into contemporary ready-to-wear garments, aims to inspire young Katima Mulilo boys and girls that excellent things can come from their region.
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Opinion | Men and women can never be equal
If we think about women and men, some people, especially feminists, think of the term ‘equality’, where both genders are supposed to be treated in the same manner in societies.
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DJ Pan is just a cool guy in a wheelchair
Abraham Kashongwi, also called DJ Pan, believes a wheelchair cannot dictate what the future holds for him.
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Shiyamba: Namibia’s first international stunt performer
Ladies and gentlemen, let me introduce you to Simon Shiyamba, Namibia’s first international action actor and stunt performer to feature on Netflix.
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GIPF remains a formidable provider of lifelong pensioner support
The GIPF has taken note of articles circulating on social media regarding the “death after retirement” benefits offered by the GIPF, and more so as it affects members who are single at the time of their death.
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Debt has become a lifeline for many Namibians
It is therefore not surprising that the ripple effect of the current financial environment has not only created an environment of constant stress, but has also led to a cycle of debt for many individuals.
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Economic distress prolongs domestic recovery – BAN
Many local economists are generally optimistic about the domestic economic outlook for 2022, with some stating they “expect stronger growth of 3% in 2022, driven by a continued base effect recovery across the secondary and tertiary industries, bolstered by a stronger mining output”.