“Men should stop self-destructing when it comes to women,” says young Namibian author Kaleb Nghishidivali.
Year: 2022
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Efforts ongoing to include youth in decision-making
President Hage Geingob has said conscious efforts have been made to include young people in the political decision-making process, citing the youngest member of parliament Patience Masua, who is aged 22, and deputy minister Emma Theofelus whom he appointed in 2020 at the age of 23.
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Changes come with relentless sacrifices
Deputy youth minister Emma Kantema-Gaomas says being a changemaker comes with relentless sacrifices and consistent effort and such individuals deserve appreciation and recognition.
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Designing is a brain game
Self-taught graphic designer El-Salvador Pashita started designing at the age of 14 as the only activity to keep him busy after school.
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Government ready to accelerate poverty fight
Following the devastating socio-economic impact of Covid-19 and a stagnant economy, President Hage Geingob said the observation of the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty is an appropriate occasion to reflect on and renew government commitments in the fight against poverty.
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Opinion – Bankers Association of Namibia…Requirements for granting credit
Our previous article clarified the term “credit” and the scenarios under which banks grant it. This article is more detailed and explains how customers apply for credit and what banks look for before extending credit to their customers. Once credit is extended to customers, they must comply with the terms and conditions of the agreement for the duration of the contract.
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Prime Minister to open 12th IPM conference
The 12th Institute of People Management Conference is scheduled to take place from the 26 to 27 October at Safari Hotel.
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More security guards expected to down tools
Namibia Security Guard and Watchmen’s Union has threatened that its members will embark on a strike later this month.
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Opinion – Under-pricing dilemma in audio-visual industry
The audio-visual industry in Namibia has witnessed a significant presence of new companies seeking to meet the demand for live event technology services across the country.