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Welwitchia University: Growing with Excellence Across Namibia!
By: Stephanus Pombili With six campuses nationwide, Welwitchia University is bringing quality higher education closer to aspiring students across Namibia. Whether you dream of becoming a healthcare professional, legal practitioner, business leader, educator, pharmacist, social worker, or researcher, your…
Market Access Remains a Challenge for Namibian Farmers
By: Peneyambeko Jonas While Namibia continues to encourage youth participation in agriculture and seeks investment in the sector, farmers and economists say the country’s biggest challenge is not production but access to reliable markets. Across the country, farmers are producing…
Swakop Property Market Nears N$10 Billion
By: Staff Reporter According to analysis by urban development specialist Francisco Neshila on Swakopmund’s Property Market, Swakopmund recorded 8,209 property transactions over the last decade with a cumulative transaction value of N$8.93 billion. The market currently reflects a median residential…
Transforming Namibia’s Financial System Key to Oil and Gas Success
By: David Shoombe The former Minister of Mines and Energy, Tom Alweendo, has cautioned Namibia’s financial system to adapt to the economic landscape to accommodate Namibian businesses in the oil and gas sector. Speaking at the Bank of Namibia’s Oil…
Namibia Aims for Total Industrial Decarbonisation
By: Dwight Links A public consultation process on the Climate Investment Funding (CIF) Industrial Decarbonisation Program (IDP) began on Monday in Windhoek, hosted by the Namibia Green Hydrogen Program (NGH2P) and the National Planning Commission (NPC). The aim, according…
Indongo Pledges Tractor as Ukwangali Raised N$363,000 for Farming
By: Annakleta Haikera Businessman Frans “Aupa” Indongo has pledged a tractor to the Ukwangali Traditional Authority following a fundraising gala dinner that raised N$363,000 for agricultural equipment. One of the organisers, Mars Kudumo, told The Villager Newspaper that the tractor…
National Technology and Innovation Support Centre Launched
By: Dwight Links Namibia unveiled its own Technology and Innovation Support Centre (TISC) desk in Windhoek at the end of July. The National Commission on Research, Science and Technology (NCRST) launched it in order to strengthen the country’s research,…
Who Knew if Musicians Would be the First to be Replaced by AI?
By Kandjengo kaMwaanyoka, an Economic Observer One of the fears we had of the emergence of Artificial Intelligence (AI), was the loss of jobs. Many repetitive every day tasks are done by AI today, and for those who are not…
Govt to Ditch Foreign Market for N$7.1 billion in Financing
By: Nghiinomenwa-vali Hangala The Ministry of Finance has decided to borrow almost all of its budget shortfall from the domestic market. Of the N$29.2 billion financing requirement, N$27.3 billion will be sourced from the domestic market, according…
One in Four People in the Future will be African
By: Dwight Links Minister for Gender Equality and Child Welfare Emma Kantema stated that one in four people around the world will be African by 2050. Kantema revealed this at the launch of the Labour Migration…