Epukiro- Vana farama monomukunda dokulisiga siga moEpukiro moOmaheke region kuna kumona udigu omu yikasama yomowiza yina kudipaga yimuna yawo nkenye ezuva.
Month: June 2024
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Gontundiliro zaTanzania kavamugwene no N$800 000 epangwe …muparuki kehudi kalidipagere mwene
Gonomvhura 26 gontundiliro zaTanzania kavamundindilire akamoneke kompanguro moKeetmanshoop nkera konyima tupu apa kavamugwene asi kuna kara nomakanya gepangwe gomulyo gokusika ko N$800 000.
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Toyota’s Raider never shies away from a challenge
The Toyota Hilux Raider Single Cab is well-known to never shy away from a challenge. Recently, the New Era Publication Corporation added the 2.4 GD6 version to its fleet.
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City Police Traffic Tips: Driving in the dark in Windhoek
As winter has fully set in, the days have become shorter and the nights longer, compelling motorists to start driving to work before sunrise and returning after sunset.
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Stockholm stock exchange fined US$10 mn
Sweden’s financial watchdog said yesterday it had fined the Stockholm stock exchange close to US$10 million for failing to detect and report suspected insider trading.
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EU rebukes France for breaking budget rules
The EU yesterday reprimanded France for breaching the bloc’s budget rules under president Emmanuel Macron, 10 days before snap elections marked by lavish spending promises.
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De Beers calls aspiring jewellery designers
Entries for the 2024 De Beers Group Shining Light Awards (SLA) jewellery design competition are officially open.
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Unchanged repo rate depresses property market
To preserve the one-to-one peg between the Namibia Dollar and the South African Rand and to protect the domestic economy, the Bank of Namibia’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) decided to leave the repo rate unchanged at 7.75%.
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Genomic research, medicine boost Africa’s public health
Africa faces a heavy disease burden of both communicable and non-communicable diseases.
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Vapes, hubbly remain unregulated
While an estimated 50% of young people are exposed to second-hand smoke, the use of tobacco products such as hubbly bubbly, vapes and e-cigarettes remain unregulated and uncontrolled in Namibia.