Otjiṱiro Otjindjandja irimwe romapu ngu maye hepa ombango yapeke yohoromende ya Namibia. Ombuke nomukonḓonone motjitamba tjoporotika ponganda yomahongero wokombanda ya Namibia, ousupi Ounam, Rui Tyitende, ma tja. Mehungi re korukuiko indwi Oafrika Maruhungire nda pitire momurari imbwi omupaturuke kotungovi Outube. Eye ma zirire komapuriro ongondoroka noviṋenge pekepeke nokutja tjii hapo ohoromende ombe ya Namibia kehi yOperesindenda ombe Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, oviṋenge...
Art is a lucrative industry – Tutjavi
In her inaugural address this week, Swapo Member of Parliament Fenny Tutjavi emphasised that arts, music and media should not be viewed as side-hustles, but as true industries. “These sectors employ thousands, draw in global investment, and help define our national identity. When effectively utilised, they can stand shoulder to shoulder with mining, tourism and agriculture as foundational contributors to...
Namibian Hair and Beauty Awards debuts
The Namibian Hair and Beauty Awards recently honoured the country’s outstanding talent in the beauty industry. Organised by hairstylist Peace Ncube, also known as ‘Nocky’, the event gathered professionals, influencers, and enthusiasts to celebrate excellence across 14 categories, including hairdressers, make-up artists, barbers, and nail technicians. Nocky, a two-time award-winning hairstylist, explained how the idea came to life. “While travelling...
Uncommon sense – Ha, ha, ha
In the midst of our troubles and dark times, it is often hard to see the light side of life. Not because there is no light or is invisible, but simply because we tend to choose not to see it. Often, this happens because in the darkness, we are likely to get some attention and validation. Sometimes we choose to...
Nascam increases funeral benefit …artists want more benefits while alive
The Namibian Society of Composers and Authors of Music (Nascam) has increased funeral benefits to support members during challenging times. Sula Kyababa, Nascam’s outgoing chairperson, said the adjustment will ensure a more dignified farewell for deceased members. The funeral benefit increased from N$3 500 to N$15 000. In addition to the funeral benefit, the board has committed to reducing its...
NAC appoints Kalili as strategy executive
Namibia Airports Company (NAC) has welcomed renowned economist Namene Kalili as the commercial services and strategy executive, effective 1 April 2025. Packed with extensive knowledge spanning over 20 years, Kalili will be based at NAC’s head office in Windhoek. In his new role he will be responsible for improving revenue growth for the NAC through commercial services, as well as...
New free trade area proposed to combat Trump’s uncertainty
SYDNEY – New Zealand’s prime minister proposed Thursday a new alliance to battle global export restrictions, enlisting members of a 12-nation trans-Pacific free trading agreement and the European Union. The US tariffs had “shocked” financial markets, though Donald Trump’s pause on the highest levies — excepting those on China — was “welcome”, prime minister Christopher Luxon said. The consequences of...
NYC company delivers N$10 million dividend … renegotiates agreement
As part of its ongoing commitment to enhancing the domestic economy, the Namibia Grape Company (NGC) handed over its first-ever dividend payout of N$10 million to its shareholder, the National Youth Service (NYS). The handover ceremony took place yesterday at Hilton Hotel in Windhoek. Yesterday’s N$10 million dividend brings to a total of N$18 million the NCG’s expenditure when combined...
Opinion – Empowering Kunene region: Bridging the gap between abundance and opportunity
In the face of persistent poverty and unemployment, Kunene region stands at a defining crossroads. Despite the region’s wealth in natural resources, fertile lands, and rich cultural heritage, much of its potential remains untapped. It is time to shift from promise to progress. Aligned with the Swapo Party manifesto and the government’s broader commitment to job creation and sustainable development,...
Opinion – Using AI to win
In today’s rapidly-evolving technological landscape, integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) into business operations is no longer a futuristic concept, but a present-day reality. However, the journey to harnessing AI’s full potential is often met with resistance, particularly in environments that are less receptive to technological change. For leaders, this situation presents both a challenge and an opportunity to innovate and drive...