New generation reporting took centre- stage this week when the Capricorn Group, in partnership with GreymatterFinch, hosted another investor relations workshop.
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OPEC SG to address Namibia’s energy conference…participation underscores country’s potential as global oil player
Haitham Al Ghais, Secretary General (SG) of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), is expected to deliver an address and share insight into global oil trends at the upcoming Namibian International Energy Conference (NIEC) in Windhoek during April.
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Zambezi offers enchanting tourism, recreation
The Zambezi region has diverse natural resources for development.
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A culinary journey through Zambezi’s soul
Travellers to the Zambezi region can expect to be taken on an exquisite culinary adventure.
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Remembering Zambezi’s legendary Stoney Mubiana
As Namibia celebrates 34 years of independence, the Zambezi region joins the nationwide celebrations with a focus on honouring local cultural icons.
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Zambezi grows in leaps and bounds
The Zambezi region continues to be the commercial, trade and travel hub in north-eastern Namibia.
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Katima ready to host Independence Day celebrations…as Zambezi looks to neigbouring countries to accommodate guests
As Katima Mulilo bursts into a hive of activity to host Namibia’s 34th Independence Day, the town enjoys a carnival atmosphere with streets and public facilities cleaned and decorated for tomorrow’s big celebrations.
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Opinion – SONA 2024: Economic recovery and growth, managing multiple headwinds
President Nangolo Mbumba delivered the State of the Nation Address on the 14 March 2024.
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Okombahe water crisis leaves learners stranded
With the school already grappling with ageing infrastructure and ill-discipline amongst its learners, the continuous water crisis at the settlement of Okombahe is further compounding matters for the Gaob Justus Garoeb High School.
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Eises alarmed by learners frequenting cuca shops
The Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture’s director in the Oshikoto region Aletta Eises has called on learners to stop visiting cuca shops, and instead focus on improving their academic work.