Consumers don’t give much thought to depositing their hard-earned money into their bank accounts or having their salaries directly deposited. But when was the last time you considered the myriad of ways that banks ensure your finances are secure, giving you one less thing to worry about?
So, you went for the job interview and received a rejection letter.
Bank Windhoek has fully utilised the N$200 million allocated under the Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SME) Economic Recovery Loan Scheme. Of the full amount, N$192 million has already been disbursed, with the remaining N$8 million approved and awaiting disbursement.
TotalEnergies last week concluded its Final Investment Decision (FID) of the Kaminho deepwater project, where it holds a 40% stake along with its Block 20/11 partners, Petronas (40%) and Sonangol (20%).
Financially struggling railway company TransNamib has evicted the Trustco United Bowling Club from its bowling turf for failing to honour its rental commitments.
Standing at the forefront of urban innovation in Namibia, Swakopmund has become the first town in the country with an officially approved result-driven structural plan.
Taxpayers will have to hold their breath, as the new tax relief measures, which will result in tax refunds for many, are likely to come to fruition only in October.
The decade-long protracted battle over the reins of the Zeraeua Traditional Community came to an end, with the High Court dismissing the application of one of the factions.
The Global Fund has injected N$647 million in grants to Namibia in its quest to combat HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis (TB), and malaria.
In a series of orchestrated scams, two unsuspecting pensioners in the Oshana region fell victim to fraudsters who used foreign numbers to dupe them out of a total of N$150 000.