2021-06-18Edgar Brandt The City of Windhoek’s aspirations to become a smart city by 2022, which would entail major infrastructure reinvestment and modernisation, have been thwarted because there simply isn’t enough money. View more
2021-06-17Staff Reporter An economic depression is an occurrence wherein an economy is in a state of financial turmoil, often the result of a period of negative activity based on the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) rate. View more
2021-06-17Staff Reporter The 2021 Olafika SME Development and Mentorship Programme kicked off towards the end of May 2021 at Rock Lodge in Okahandja, with this year’s programme designed and conceptualised by local entrepreneur and businesswoman Twapewa Kadhikwa. View more
2021-06-17Staff Reporter Bank Windhoek will host its second Online Agriculture Series next Wednesday and Thursday, 23-24 June. Themed ‘Innovation and Trends that will shape the future of Agriculture’, the series will be broadcast live on the bank’s Facebook and YouTube social media platforms. View more
2021-06-17Staff Reporter Southern Africa Resource Watch (SARW), the Johannesburg-based advocacy and research organisation, has hit back at the Chamber of Mines of Namibia in a scathing statement that raises alarm to potential illegal and unethical practices in Namibia’s lucrative mining industry. View more
2021-06-16Staff Reporter The African Association of Automotive Manufacturers (AAAM) and the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Secretariat are hosting a webinar on Thursday, 17 June, to explore how the AfCFTA is helping to shape the automotive policies for Africa, which, in turn, drives industrialisation. View more
2021-06-16Staff Reporter A new initiative calls for photographers in Windhoek to apply for a partnership position with Omeho Project to diversify the imagery of Africa in the western world. View more
2021-06-16Staff Reporter The Roads Authority (RA) has confirmed that in its efforts to mitigate the high risk of Covid exposure at its offices countrywide, it will be operating with reduced staff until the end of June 2021. View more
2021-06-16Staff Reporter The national corporation tasked to commercialise Namibia’s hydrocarbon resources, Namcor, and the Canadian company that has already proven the existence of oil in northeastern Namibia, have entered into a Joint Operating Agreement (JOA) to develop the resource potential of the Kavango Sedimentary Basin. View more
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