Month: March 2024

After brazing their melodies and energetic dance moves from 1 to 10 December 2023, By4 Music Group from South Africa are still fighting tooth and nail with local event organisers for their pay.

Global oil demand is forecast to grow faster than expected due to a brighter US economic outlook and rising fuel needs of ships rerouted from the Red Sea, the International Energy Agency said yesterday. 

IN the changing world of modern workplaces, one element stands out as key to success: employee engagement. It is more than just a buzzword; it is a game changer with the power to transform organisations from within. 

The industrialisation and trade ministry last week donated 16 green air conditioners (ACs) to the Windhoek Vocational Training Centre (WVTC).

Namibia will utilise Angola’s oil and gas framework as a guideline for industry development.

In the Republic of Namibia, the government has unveiled a multitude of ambitious initiatives aimed at tackling pressing societal issues such as unemployment, economic growth, agricultural advancement and overall national development. 

Article 20 of the Namibian Constitution guarantees the rights of all persons to education. This provision, in my view, ensures that the State obligations towards education find relevance and reflection in current and future laws of the country. 

PARTICIPATION in the electoral process has become a major issue among Namibian youth who shy away from their democratic right. Apathy among young voters plays a big part by swaying the youth to abstain from these elections. 

A fairytale is narrated in which young men in one village got rid of their elders save for one who hid his own. When snake entangles their new chief, it is the hidden old man who dangles a mouse in front of the snake, releasing its grip over the young man. 

What invisible vulnerabilities lurk within your organisation's defences, waiting to be exploited by cunning adversaries?