Africa is ready for robust investment, away from racially divisive lines which were created by colonialism. Namibia in this regard, towers as an example, and this is what potential investors to the Invest in Namibia conference were told.
Finding new insights and solutions to challenges facing geologists, is the aim of a two-day mini-conference, hosted by the University of Namibia, and the Geological Survey of Namibia. The conference seeks to enhance understanding of geology, and consider ways to explore, develop, mine and extract mineral resources in a sustainable manner.
Olympic gold medallist Ananias Shikongo has called for the recognition and proper training of guide runners. Track and field athletes with severe visual impairment generally compete with guides, who keep them informed of potential obstacles and play an important role in the successful completion of any athletics event. Ananias Shikongo, who recently made his mark […]
Novel Ford has provided the Namibian Rugby Sevens team with a sponsorship of N$175 000. The sponsorship was announced by Principal Dealer Rosie Moolman, who said the reason why Novel Ford decided to sponsor the seven’s rugby was because they felt it was a valuable investment. “The idea is to support and uplift school children […]
Three local boxing promoters Nestor Tobias, Anita Tjombe and Kinda Nagolo have accused the new Boxing Control Board chairperson, Ellison Hijarunguru, of being unfit to run the office, and called for his resignation. The trio addressed a joint press conference in Windhoek today (8 November 2016) and talked about various challenges relating to the Boxing […]
Standard Bank Namibia’s 500 000 Namibia dollar- sponsorship to Namibia’s Paralympic Gold medalist Ananias Shikongo may provide him with a roof over his head, but not necessarily in a location of his choice. The para-athlete, who was honoured in the Achiever of the Year category at the Namibia Sports Awards last month, is currently living […]
The Namibia Broadcasting Corporation has extended its long-standing co-operation agreement with Chinese-stated owned media giant – JiangSu Broadcasting Corporation. The agreement which started in 2012 lapsed in 2015.
United States Election Day started in a village in New Hampshire as clocks ticked into Tuesday, with voters deciding between democrat Hilary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump.
President Hage Geingob shared with potential investors on the much-talked about New Equitable Economic Empowerment Framework, NEEEF. Dr Geingob says as much as Namibia provides a conducive environment for investments, such investments would be meaningless if inequalities are not addressed.
Namibia’s investment climate is poised to address its socio economic planning needs, such as access to decent shelter and sanitation. Pesident Hage Geingob says as a result government chose key economic sectors that will guarantee a return on investment. The Head of State officially opened the first ever Invest in Namibia international conference.
