One of Namibia’s largest private equity funds, Stimulus Investments Limited, yesterday reported that no portfolio growth was experienced in terms of independent valuations, which they said was reflective of the tough economic environment and the uncertainties about financial forecasting.
Former Miss Universe Zozibini Tunzi is a force to be reckoned with, so it is only befitting that little girls are inspired by her – even during their time of leisure. - nalebrity.com
Maria Nepembe has shown love and support to the LGBTQI+ community once again, as they continue to fight the battle against homophobia in the country. - nalebrity.com
It is a well-documented fact the two major global economic superpowers namely the United States of America and more recently the Peoples Republic China’s key to economic dominance found its roots in the development and formalisation of its infant industries.
Questions about exploitation arise in a wide variety of different circumstances, not just in the field of political philosophy but also in various areas of applied ethics such as business ethics.
A suspect, who managed to abscond in the murder and robbery trial involving an elderly Swakopmund couple in 2017, was found in possession of some of the items stolen from the crime scene.
A man, accused of murdering renowned stock theft investigator Hiambepo ‘Major’ Kazeurua, was dealt a major blow in the Windhoek High Court when his lawyer James Diedericks withdrew his services during an application in which the accused wants Judge Alfred Siboleka to recuse himself from his court case.
Responding to the sudden resignation of three Meatco board members since Friday, public enterprises minister Leon Jooste said he has requested for the “actual” reasons for their abrupt departure.
As Covid-19 numbers escalate throughout Namibia, the police have urged events organisers to adhere to the Covid-19 health regulations that limit 50 people per gathering or face the consequences.
About 400 fishermen, who were recently employed through a joint venture, are accusing the companies who employed them of cheap tactics to score quotas under the pretence of giving permanent employment.