Ngurare calls for automation of govt services to improve access
Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare has called for the automation of key government services to enhance accessibility for all Namibians and...
Namibia electrifies 2,634 households in two years
The Namibian government has financed the electrification of 2,634 households over the past two financial years at a cost of...
Namibia’s maritime future hinges on swift shift to green fuels
By Gerson Hakey Nasau The maritime industry is undergoing its most radical transformation in a century. With the International Maritime...
Digital deception: Navigating deepfakes and AI fraud in Namibia
By Stantin Siebritz Once the realm of Hollywood thrillers like Terminator 2 and Face/Off, deepfakes hyper-realistic AI-generated videos and voice...
The pothole economy: Filling people’s pockets
By Dr. John Steytler With the blessed rains we have had since the beginning of the year, we have been...
Local authorities need N$500 million to fix damaged roads
… Windhoek alone requires N$324 million Local authorities have requested N$500 million from the Road Fund Administration (RFA) to repair...
EU, Netherlands pledge N$258 million to Namibia’s green hydrogen fund
The European Union (EU) and the Netherlands have announced a combined grant contribution of N$258 million (€12.9 million) to the...
Namibia loses over N$500 million annually in marine, aviation insurance premiums
Namibia is experiencing an annual outflow of over N$500 million in insurance premiums due to the absence of local insurers...
Retirement fund payouts hit N$3.5 billion
Namibia’s retirement fund industry paid out N$3.5 billion in benefits in the fourth quarter of 2024, reflecting a 12.1% increase...
Imposter syndrome is not a cliché
By Ipupa Fadeyi In today’s fast-paced professional world, the term Imposter Syndrome is often thrown around so frequently that it...
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