Sikiliti sa Omusati sitalimana ni butata bwakukwalela babalibelezi kuzekiswa mwasikiliti. Zeo nelipatuluzwi kimubusisi wasikiliti Erginus Endjala hanafitisa zibahazo yamayemo asikiliti Labulalu.
Month: July 2022
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Munshini okaya nama uka yahiwa mwaKatima
Muzamaisi yomuhulu walikolo la njimo Ndiyakupi Nghihituwamata, ulemusize kuli likolo likayaha munshini omutuna wakubakanyisa nama, wamasheleñi alikana bolule bashumi amalalu ka baketalizoho (N$35 million) mwa Katima Mulilo.
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NDF hakisimbule samisebezi
Kasamulaho asililo sa sicaba hala babanca baba sabeleki kuamana ni litaelo za sisole sanaha (NDF) hala makete, zibo, ni nikauhelo yalilimo kubaba kenywa misebezi, likolo neli ikalabezi Labulalu, kakubulela kuli sisole hasiswaneli kuboniwa kuli kisimbule samisebezi.
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Stand a chance to share stage with Rozay
Olive Entertainment Academy is looking to fund a talented Namibian performer to share the stage with renowned American rapper Rick Ross in Zimbabwe this November.
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Eswatini assumes SACU chairmanship
King Mswati III of the Kingdom of Eswatini will assume the role of the chairperson of the Southern African Customs Union Summit, taking over from the President of Botswana, Mokgweetsi Eric Keabetswe Masisi.
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Food industry offers low hanging fruit – !Gawaxab
Bank of Namibia governor Johannes !Gawaxab said the food industry offers economic opportunities and is suitable for the large unskilled labour profile of Namibia’s unemployed population.
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Trustco, JSE remain deadlocked…as Nam company asks SA High Court for interdict
Trustco and the Johannesburg Stock Exchange are still deadlocked in a difference of opinion on the interpretation and application of International Financial Reporting Standards. The JSE claimed Trustco failed to comply with the JSE’s listings requirements and relevant IFRS accounting standards.
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Alweendo: Take skills’ transfer seriously
Mines minister Tom Alweendo has encouraged companies operating in the mining and beneficiation sectors to take the issue of skills transfer seriously, especially high-level skills.
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Opinion – Rising inflation could be pain point
The highest annual inflation rate recorded was 6.7% on average in June 2016 from 3.4% in April 2015. In June 2022, Namibia’s annual inflation rate increased by 6%, compared to 4.10% recorded in June 2021.
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Opinion – Regional and local authority challenges
The 21st century requires that regional and local authorities of the world brace up for the development of the communities they serve.