Govt owns 9,600 properties worth N$47.4 billion
The Namibian government’s current immovable assets are valued at N$47.4 billion, comprising about 9,640 individual properties, according to Minister of...
The Namibian government’s current immovable assets are valued at N$47.4 billion, comprising about 9,640 individual properties, according to Minister of...
Namibia is expected to exit the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) grey list by May 2026, after remediating most of...
Pupkewitz Motors has announced that it has secured the franchise for Tata vehicles in Namibia, with sales having commenced this...
Namibia must urgently reform its business environment, immigration frameworks and skills development systems to improve competitiveness and attract investment, Namibia...
Phase 1 of construction of the 500-bed Windhoek District Hospital in Windhoek’s Havana Constituency has reached 40% completion and remains...
The government has intensified efforts to reform the Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) sector, focusing on modernising training...
By Dr. Sven Thieme The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming businesses, driving innovation and opening new opportunities for...
By Junias Erasmus In many workplaces today, people often see mistakes faster than they notice hard work. This reality can...
By Martha Haipinge The other day, I came across an article, detailing the state of Namibia’s green-hydrogen programme following the...
By Dr. John Steytler The launch of the recent Fin Fit survey on how government employees view the Payroll Deduction...
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