Piho kuzwelela kwakatengo kakabona zalico ni njimo mwalifasi (FAO) mwakweli ya Liatamani, ibulela kuli bayahi banaha Namibia baba fitelela likiti ze myanda yemine banuhiwa kuli habana hande lico, mi baka tokwa tuso mwahala kweli ya Yenda 2020 ni Liatamani 2021.
Mapokola mwasikiliti sa Kavango ya Upa nebatamile muuna walilimo zemashumi amalalu kazepeli, kasamulaho akufumanwa ni matokwani alikana N$86 396 halekiswa mwamakululu.
Lipatisiso zene ezizwe ki liluko la tuto ñohola neli patuluzi kubateñi kwa maticele babulumba mwasikiliti sa //Kharas, ili bane balifilwe masheleñi alikana N$500 000 mwanako yeo.
When it comes to entrepreneurial endeavours, the Okalongo kwaito star, Bantu seems to favour quantity, but his sheer ubiquity and imagination is worth noting.
This International Women’s Month, the Coca-Cola Company and its partners are proud to celebrate exceeding their 5by20 goal by enabling the economic empowerment of more than 6 million women around the world.
Twenty-one years ago, Zayanih Dennis took an incredible leap of faith. With a small amount of savings, she created Potentia, a Human Resources consultancy driven to amplify the potential of Namibian businesses and talent.
The month of January 2021 saw Namibia’s total merchandise trade declining to N$15 billion, which is 13.5% less than the N$17 billion recorded in December 2020 and 5.1% more than N$14 billion recorded in January 2020.
The Covid-19 related restrictions, coupled with alcohol bans in Namibia and South Africa, saw revenue for Namibia Breweries Limited (NBL) drop by 18.5% for December 2020, down to N$1.39 billion.
To state the obvious, education has changed drastically in the past three decades.
The Ohlthaver & List Group recently donated an early development childhood centre at Oshinamumwe Combined School in Omuthiya.