At least 119 residents of Swakopmund became first-time homeowners on Monday after the National Housing Enterprise handed over houses that were completed by New Era Investment.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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Bwabwata’s Kwe bemoan exclusion
The Khwe people of Bwabwata have asked why they are without a recognised traditional authority or area of jurisdiction they can call home, 34 years after Namibia’s political independence.
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Alleged swindler fights financial records
A Namibian who allegedly operated a Ponzi scheme and is accused of defrauding 79 persons to the tune of N$4.3 million, is disputing the validity of financial records, including bank statements the State wants to use against him.
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Omaheke farmers lose 100 cattle to rustlers since January
The Namibian Police have raised concerns around alarming livestock theft cases in the Omaheke region, where both commercial and communal farmers have lost over 100 cattle to rustlers since the start of the year.
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NNN: Keep world hooked to our beef…SA dependence worrisome
Although the country’s beef sector has made tremendous inroads on the global stage, more work still needs to be done to further bolster local production and marketing value chains to ensure that Namibian beef remains in high demand worldwide.
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Aviation industry improves baggage handling
SITA, a global leader in technology solutions for the air transport industry, has announced an improvement in the air transport industry’s rate of mishandled baggage.
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Bank Windhoek launches new brand campaign
As a Namibian-owned financial institution, Bank Windhoek’s responsibility extends beyond financial services and strives towards the betterment of the country through presence and corporate social responsibility.
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RMB awarded again by Global Finance
RMB Namibia has won World’s Best Treasury and Cash Management Bank Award in Namibia, awarded at the prestigious Global Finance magazine Best Treasury and Cash Management Bank Awards 2024.
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Cost of building up – First Capital
First Capital’s building cost index indicates a year-on-year increase of 2.4% in March 2024, compared to the same period in 2023.