WINDHOEK – As Namibians grapple with one of the worst droughts in recent history, coupled with an economic recession going on three years now, there has been increased interest from consumers and businesses in installing waste water treatment facilities that can convert grey or black water into a useable product.
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2019-10-232024-05-06Business
Opinion: Cyber-security is not a ‘nice-to have’
Namibia seems to be a safe and secure haven, we go about our business and relish the idea of telling foreigners about our beautiful country in Southern Africa, assuming that almost no one has ever heard of it.
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2019-10-232024-05-06Business
Namibia’s Navtex station inaugurated
WINDHOEK - Namibia has achieved global maritime safety standards by upgrading its Navigational Telex (Navtex) system.
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2019-10-232024-05-06Business
Telecom Namibia, Napwu reach wage agreement
WINDHOEK - Telecom Namibia (TN) and the Namibia Public Workers Union (Napwu) signed a one-year wage agreement on Monday.
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2019-10-222024-05-06Business
Standard Bank wins Best Investment Bank in Namibia award
WINDHOEK - Standard Bank has scooped the top spot as Namibia’s Best Investment Bank in the EMEA Finance 2019 Awards.
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2019-10-222024-05-06Business
MTC in Zurich to gear up for 5G
WINDHOEK - In preparation for the imminent arrival of 5G technologies in Sub-Saharan Africa, Mobile Telecommunications Limited Namibia (MTC) says that as a market leader and provider of next generation convergence network solutions it is committed to ensuring that it continues providing its 2.4 million customers with innovative technologies and services
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2019-10-222024-05-06Business
Opinion: The future of copyright in Namibia
The saying goes, “Times of great calamity and confusion have been productive for the greatest minds. The purest ore is produced from the hottest furnace. The brightest thunderbolt is elicited from the darkest storm.”
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2019-10-222024-05-06Business
Ohorongo recertified for quality and environmental management
WINDHOEK - Ohorongo Cement recently received recertification on its Quality & Environmental Management Systems, endorsing the fulfilling of standards, ISO 9001: 2015 and ISO 14001: 2015.
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2019-10-222024-05-06Business
081Everyone project rolls out to Sorris Sorris
WINDHOEK – As part of the 081Everyone project aimed to footprint a 100 percent connectivity countrywide, ICT solution provider MTC connected residents of Sorris Sorris in the Kunene region as of 18 October.
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2019-10-182024-05-06Business
Air Namibia scrambles to stave off South African airport ban
WINDHOEK – “The reason for suspension is because our accounts are in arrears. We owe them money however we made a partial payment today”, was part of the blatantly honest and direct response from Air