2021-11-01Maihapa Ndjavera The 11-member Business Rescue Task Force (BRTF), appointed by President Hage Geingob in July this year, on Friday submitted its interim report to the head of state. View more
2021-10-29Staff Reporter Namibian consumers and motorists were up in arms yesterday as a fuel increase was confirmed for Wednesday, 3 November by the mines and energy ministry. The November increase of 30 cents on petrol and 70 cents on diesel follows a 30 cents increase for both fuels in October. By April this year, Namibians were already burdened with three increases for 2021 alone. View more
2021-10-29Edgar Brandt The Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (CRAN) has clarified that there is no obligation for infrastructure-sharing if a dominant operator will utilise the infrastructure for its own purpose and has received such exemption from the authority. View more
2021-10-28Maihapa Ndjavera Production in the Namibian fishing industry has been on a declining trend since 2013. Growth in this sector is expected to remain relatively flat going forward, even potentially transitioning into negative territory in the long run. Now, the most recent forecast shows the industry is expected to grow by 2.8% in 2021 and 3.6% in 2022, compared to the dismal -9.4% in 2020. View more
2021-10-28Staff Reporter Global Credit Rating (GCR), in its recent review of Bank Windhoek, a member of Capricorn Group, affirmed the Namibian long and short-term issuer ratings of Bank Windhoek Limited at AA(NA)/A1+(NA). View more
2021-10-28Maihapa Ndjavera Director of Global Chamber of Business Leaders (GCBL) Shakemore Timburwa yesterday hailed Namibia for having access to all the necessary opportunities to drive economic growth and turn around the livelihoods of its citizens. View more
2021-10-27Staff Reporter Namibia recorded an increase in the value of exports during August 2021, which grew by 41.5% to N$7.1 billion up from N$5 billion in July 2021. This is according to the latest figures from the Statistician General’s reports. View more
2021-10-27Staff Reporter Namibia is known for its pristine environment and landscapes that attract substantial tourists; therefore, the lack of solid waste management, if unattended, may lead to significant environmental problems such as soil/land, water, and aesthetic pollution. View more
