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Parents Urged Act on Early Signs of Childhood Cancer
Dolly Menas The Cancer Association of Namibia (CAN) has expressed concern over the growing number of childhood cancers in the country. According to CAN’s chief executive officer Rolf Hansen, the most common childhood cancers in Namibia include eye cancers,…
Building A Sustainable World Today For A Better Tomorrow
Pankratius Kondjamba Energy continues to be a key driver for global economic growth. Energy sparked the first industrial revolution in the 1760s and continued to play a fundamental role in the subsequent revolutions. This era was marked by the invention…
Red Line Removal Could Dent EU Markets – Warns Govt Lawyer … Amupanda pushes for market diversification
By: Uaueza Kanguatjivi, Justicia Shipena and David Shoombe Advocate Raymond Heathcote, the lawyer representing the Ministry of Agriculture, Water and land reform in the ongoing case on the removal of the Veterinary Cordon Fence (Redline) has warned that…
Bank of Namibia to Honour Geingob With Commemorative Note
By: Dolly Menas The Bank of Namibia is set to launch a commemorative banknote in honour of the late President Hage Geingob next month. The bank noted that the special note will celebrate Geingob’s significant contributions to Namibia’s…
Okongo Opens Library to Transform Community Learning
By: Loise Shiimi A community library which was recently constructed at Okongo in the Ohangwena region has opened its doors to the public with the aim of enhancing learning and development in the area. The library, constructed at…
The Potential That Lies Within University Sports
By: Hee-Dee Walenga In Namibia, promising young athletes often face a difficult choice when they qualify for tertiary education: pursue their academics or continue their athletic careers. For many, these two paths seem mutually exclusive. Imorgene Afrikaner, a…
Technological and Economic Shifts Could Disrupt Global Job Markets
By: Dwight Links Rapid technological advancements and economic uncertainties are set to reshape global job markets, making many current roles obsolete and leaving workers at risk of unemployment. This concern is among the key insights contained in the latest…
Opuwo Circuit Enforces Policy Against Learner Transfers
By: Uakutura Kambaekua Opuwo’s education circuit has announced the implementation of a strict move for the 2025 academic year, prohibiting the movement, registration, and enrolment of already placed learners between schools. This decision, announced by the Inspector for…
Unlocking Namibia’s Financial Potential: Transforming Investment Banking and Capital Markets for Global Relevance
Dr. Rauna Shipena Namibia’s Investment Banking and Capital Market: Bridging the Gap Between Local Potential and Global Practices Namibia’s financial landscape is characterised by its evolving investment banking and capital market, offering significant opportunities while facing unique…
Opinion: Early Signs of Financial Trouble
By: Eddie King Early signs of financial trouble often go unnoticed until they escalate into more severe issues. Recognising these signs can help individuals and small businesses take proactive steps to mitigate financial distress and avoid potential defaults. One…