Seated (from left) Fortune Chasi, Minister of Energy and Power Development, (Zimbabwe) and Mathews Nkhuwa, Minister of Energy (Zambia) signing while (standing) Tom Alweendo, Minister of Mines and Energy (Namibia), Alfeus !Naruseb, Minister of Water (Namibia) and Dr Tembinkosi Mhlongo, Deputy Executive Secretary for Regional Integration were among the witnesses. Photo: Contributed
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Nedbank and Lionesses of Africa host second Lean In session in Windhoek
WINDHOEK - Nedbank Namibia in partnership with the Lionesses of Africa Organisation held the second Lioness Lean In
Local business leaders urged to apply for Stanford Seed Transformation Programme
WINDHOEK – The Stanford Seed Programme which is a high-touch learning experience aimed at empowering established business leaders, has commenced with recruitment for the Southern African region. The Southern African leg of the
MTC kickstarts listing process
WINDHOEK - Namibia’s leading ICT provider MTC has officially started its journey towards listing on the Namibian Stock Exchange (NSX). MTC will become the first state-owned enterprise to list on the NSX.
Buy local to support the domestic economy – Team Namibia
WINDHOEK - The current financial and economic situation has forced many households and businesses to tighten their budgets in order to avoid going into or to effectively manage debt, but this generally can have a negative effect of slowing
Financial stakeholders meet NCCI to craft business survival strategy
WINDHOEK - “One of the most productive meetings I have participated in for ages,” said Robby Amadhila. “Not a talk shop, but a gathering of high-level representation from government, the central bank, commercial banks and NCCI
Performance guarantees a bone of contention in construction industry
WINDHOEK – The Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI) is appealing that the government urgently
Mistakes that can invalidate your funeral cover…
You pay a monthly premium to have insurance when it matters most. But if you don’t adhere to policy rules you might end up losing out. Ensure this important cover is able to serve its purpose by following these simple rules.
Vandalism at MTC base stations impact service delivery
WINDHOEK - Mobile Telecommunications Limited (MTC) has urged the public to refrain from entering base transmitter stations and to stop vandalising the network sites.
Technology disrupts absolutely!
Each of the companies in the graphic is a household name, even in Namibia, where we don’t even have access to all their products or services.