Sanlam last week handed over 50 bags full of school supplies to winners of its annual Sanlam Bag-to-School competition.
Month: February 2022
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African child, get up and hustle
While some are still waiting for the Covid-19 pandemic to trigger their yet unknown abilities to make money, Gerson Sheefeni is honing his abilities to cut hair.
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Short Story – Genocide – Flirting with Death
I bumped into a gunner from the firing battalion. The sapper kicked a prisoner until he coughed blood.
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Ruusa helps girls make wise decisions
Teenage pregnancy due to poor or no sex education, absence from school because of a lack of sanitary pads, and peer pressure are some challenges many school girls face daily.
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Disability doesn’t mean inability
Simson Paulus’ wheelchair does not hold him back from living a full life, especially doing what he loves… coaching football.
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Rhino and Buffalo set to enter Namibia by mid-2022
After years of planning, immense procurement challenges and a touch of Covid-19, Rhino and Buffalo are set to enter Namibia’s border and join the NamPower family by mid-2022.
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Govt launches capacity building campaign for SMEs
Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) play an integral part in stimulating socioeconomic development in emerging markets, and Namibia is no exception.
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Opinion – Accelerating corporate innovation
So, you find yourself reading this, realising that you are not a creative in the traditional sense, an artist or designer in the conventional sense.
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Opinion – Greater vaccine uptake to expedite economic recovery
There cannot be a dispute about the wideranging implications of the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. Lives have been lost and livelihoods have been ravaged over the past two years.
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NamPower progresses on Concentrated Solar Power …project completion set for 2026 to reduce imports
After several years of planning, the Namibia Power Corporation (NamPower) has made considerable progress in the development planning for a Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) project to reduce the country’s reliance on regional electricity imports.