In response to Namibia’s rapidly rising unemployment rate, Windhoek-based entrepreneur Immah Nanyemba has decided to host a VIBE UP business festival.
Month: July 2022
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Politics should lead with diplomacy
Inge Kalumbu-Lapp is a Namibian who has been living in Finland for the past seven years after first coming to the country through a bilateral exchange programme between the University of Namibia and the University of Helsinki in 2014. She graduated from Unam with a BA: Social Work, and is a participant graduate of the Youth Leadership Development Programme (YLDP) in Namibia.
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Age does not determine success
Not one to wait for someone to give him a job, Josef Iipinge Erro Shikesho started Tuyoleni Network Marketing late last year.
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Germany supports Rob Youth Foundation
German ambassador to Namibia Herbert Beck and representatives of the Rob Youth Foundation on 29 June 2022 signed a funding agreement to support a refurbishment project for the Katutura State Hospital.
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Mwechy the colourful cook
Klaudia Mweshininga Mukete is sweeping food lovers off their feet with her sauces.
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A Technology Investment Fund would accelerate development
To build a sustainable future for Namibia, our children, and far into the future, we need to invest in Namibia.
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RDJ interrogates sustainable aviation
A public discussion titled “Sustainable Aviation, Are We Ready?” took place on 29 June 2022 in Windhoek. The event, addressed by the Namibia Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), amongst others, was intended to shed light on the sustainable aviation outlook for Namibia.
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NBL gets another Great Place to Work status
Namibia Breweries Limited (NBL) has once again been recognised as being a Great Place to Work (GPTW), having been certified as such for the third consecutive year.
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Labour ministry conducts pre-retirement workshop
The labour ministry recently concluded a two-day pre-retirement workshop with participants from the environment and tourism ministry. The evidence-based project provided training to employees in the 50-60 years age range, with the training aimed at preparing participants to plan for, adjust and cope better with retirement.