Hollard Namibia and Gondwana Collection yesterday announced a settlement regarding Gondwana’s Covid-19 business interruption claim, with each reinforcing their commitment to supporting the Namibian economy in the financial services and tourism sectors.
Namdia hosts Angolan energy and mining delegation
Namib Desert Diamonds (Pty) Ltd (Namdia), a 100% wholly owned Namibian rough diamond sales and marketing company, last week hosted an Angolan energy and mining industry delegation to its headquarters.
Policy gaps scare off investors – NIPDB
Engagement on relevant investment laws and regulations is part of the Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board (NIPDB) mandate, considering the impact of the policy environment on investment and the need to provide policy certainty to current and potential investors.
Opinion – Shark Island: The first world’s death camp
This article seeks to contextualise the events that happened from 1904 to April 1907 at the death camp on Shark Island; which is a small peninsula neighbouring the coastal town of !Nami≠Nûs or Lüderitzbucht.
Opinion – Open letter to fellow Namibians (Part1)
In 1903, the Pan African scholar, William EB Du Bois prophetically remarked: “The problem of the twentieth century is the problem of the colour line.”
Students owe Unam N$600m
The University of Namibia is battling to recover millions of dollars in outstanding student debt which stands at a gigantic N$617 million.
Union: NUST executives can’t investigate themselves
The Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) management accused of gross mismanagement, corruption, abuse of power and nepotism, cannot investigate itself.
Meatco needs N$80m for Rundu abattoir
Meatco CEO, Mwilima Mushokabanji, said the corporation needs about N$80 million to operate the soon to be opened Rundu abattoir.
Poverty forces youth into sex work
Unemployed youths from Oshakati have resorted to trading sex as a means of survival, with the police warning them to find alternative ways to generate income.
Endobo evictees sleeping rough
Nearly a year has passed since the eviction of tenants of the Endobo compound in Tsumeb during a protracted ongoing legal battle.









