Born in the harbour town of Walvis Bay on the 30th of October 1981, Ndeshi grew up in the city of bright lights (Windhoek) in the Wanaheda residential area, a sub-section of Katutura.
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Khomas Nampol take on United …as Stars chase maximum points
Excitement is building as the Debmarine Premiership returns this weekend, with a lineup of thrilling matches scheduled for Saturday and Sunday at various venues across the country.
FNB addresses SME’s limited access to credit
First National Bank of Namibia has launched a Credit Guarantee Scheme. The groundbreaking initiative, in partnership with the Namibia Special Risks Insurance Association (NASRIA), aims to empower youth, women and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
RFA wants increased Road User Charges …to offset N$15 billion shortfall needed for road maintenance
The Road Fund Administration (RFA) states that current Road User Charges (RUCs) do not generate enough revenue to cover the costs of maintaining the nation’s roads network.
On The Spot – Catching a ride with Melkisedek ‘Melkies’ Ausiku
New Era (NE) recently sat down with Melkisedek ‘Melkies’ Ausiku (MA), owner and founder of Lefa Transportation Services (Lefa) as he expounded on the current affairs and operations taking place at Namibia’s first-ever ride-hailing company.
The neglect of rural areas
Rural areas are the pinnacle for a country’s development, supporting the urban with agricultural products and, for many in Africa, a solid link between ancestors and family land.
Southern Africa faces significant risks due to climate change
The region is already highly exposed to the effects of periodic warming of the Pacific or El Nino Southern Oscillation (ENSO), as well as the cold episode of ENSO or La Nina.
The need for emotional intelligence
Emotional intelligence is a critical element in leadership. For leaders, emotional intelligence helps in the process of handling interpersonal relationships wisely and empathetically.
It’s a slow process, but quitting won’t speed it up
In our fast-paced world, where instant gratification is often sought after, it can be easy to become impatient when things do not progress as quickly as we would like.
Zimbabwe thankful to SADC for solidarity
At its 39th summit, held in Tanzania in 2019, the Southern African Development Community (SADC) designated 25 October every year as a day for SADC countries to stand by Zimbabwe, and call for the removal of the illegal sanctions imposed on this country for over two decades now.