Former minister of fisheries Bernhardt Esau yesterday said he and the Fishrot co-accused were never friends, but that they did have a cordial relationship.
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Swapo’s two centres of power debate returns
The two centres of power mantra that dominated the ruling party’s discourse before President Hage Geingob took over as party leader in 2015 has made an unexpected return.
Floods leave trail of destruction
A massive clean-up process has commenced after this week’s extraordinary and devastating flash floods forced numerous businesses in the city to temporarily close and caused extensive damage to personal property across the capital.
Desert Dash was a great booster – Gowaseb…targets international competitions
SWAKOPMUND – One of Namibia’s leading para-cyclists Roodly Gowaseb has said the recent Nedbank Desert Dash was a great body and mind booster for them ahead of next year’s major international competitions.
Tigers executives receive management training
The recently-elected executive committee members of Tigers Sports Club were last Saturday taken through an extensive Executive Club Management Induction training by renowned local sports consultant Mathew Haikali in Windhoek.
Annual Coastal Summer Festival this weekend
Known for entertaining visitors at the coast during festive seasons, Bank Windhoek will again host its annual Coastal Summer Festival, which officially started yesterday with casual formalities and ends on Sunday, with thrilling sports action at the coastal towns of Swakopmund and Henties Bay.
Opinion – Providing leadership in the compliance sphere
Live is a journey and not a destination. The same goes for the maturing of any compliance function. I have been privileged enough to embark on the compliance journey at the Government Institutions Pension Fund (“GIPF”).
Opinion – The importance of SIM registration and protection of personal data (Part 3)
The Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (CRAN) launched the National SIM Registration Awareness Campaign on 7 June 2022. The objective of the campaign is to create awareness and to educate consumers on the importance of SIM Registration.
Sustainable harvesting kits for conservancies
The Cubango-Okavango River Basin (CORB) is a transboundary basin that comprises a network of watercourses flowing from Angola, through Namibia, and terminating in the Okavango Delta in Botswana. The basin sustains aquatic and terrestrial biodiversity, and is critical for the wellbeing of millions of people.