National

WINDHOEK - Namibia’s largest and most successful privately-owned institution of higher learning the International University of Management (IUM) is ready to roll for the new academic year with the introduction of numerous post-graduate courses.

Our Star of the Week is the Namibia National Students Organisation (Nanso) for coming up with an initiative through its Access Campaign enabling students commuting to and from the University of Namibia (Unam) to have free transport during the registration process.

WINDHOEK - Nanso vice-president Benhard Kavau and chairperson for Khomas, Simon Amunime were scathing in their comments on the student organisation’s president Ester Simon, saying she needs medical attention. 

OMUTHIYA - Unknown suspects on Monday stole N$88 326 in cash and goods worth N$11 809 when they broke into Weyo trading enterprises at Onyaanya, Oshikoto Region. 

WINDHOEK – One of Namibia’s most feared punchers Mendu Kaangundue will be the main attraction when the renowned MTC Nestor Sunshine Boxing & Fitness Academy hosts its much-awaited “Back to the Roots” Boxing Bonanza on the capital.

Rundu –Mukwatelimo gendesi doropa zaRundu, Sikongo Haihambo, kahundilire vatungimo unene vatunga momarukanda goyisasara asi vahatura mema pwavene ndi asi melikwamo lyahana asi paveta, morwa mukaro nye ogo kuna gumu egendeso lyodoropa unene mokugava mema kovatungimo, morwa mema kupwamo eyi twaredere asi ndango zodoropa kava zakuvhura kuranda mema.

Mahindra South Africa capped its best year yet with its highest monthly sales ever in December, including a new sales record for the calendar year.

The legendary Jeep Wrangler continues to demonstrate its award-winning credentials after winning the UK’s 4x4 Magazine Special Off-Road Award in the magazine’s 4x4 of the Year honours.

The new and perhaps most exciting Range Rover Evogue is expected to be in Windhoek by April this year. Available from Land Rover Windhoek, the much-anticipated new Evoque is the embodiment of Range Rover’s modernist design approach and offers a bold evolution that retains the essence of Evoque’s character. 

The Namibian economy will probably show marginally positive growth in 2019 of 1.5 percent in real terms.  This outcome will largely be the result of a “flattening” out of the down cycle rather than a real recovery.