Country Club employees angry and fed up
Employees of the Windhoek Country Club were up in arms this week over dismissal without prior notice and unfair treatment. The angry and frustrated workers handed over a four-page petition to the management of the popular hotel, demanding to be heard... Read more:
Elizabeth Bay Mine resumes production
On course to meet production target of 220 000 carats
Five months after resuming production, Namdeb’s Elizabeth Bay mine is on course to meet its production target of 220,000 carats per year, the Economist has established. A confident Tony Bessinger, ... Read more:
Renewable energy on the spotlight as electricity shortages looms
As the country grapples with power shortages which are expected to increase this winter, power utili...
Farmers’ cooperative raises the bar
The Omkhaibasen Farmers Cooperative which serves the Spitzkoppe, Tubusis and ≠Goabeb areas near Usak...
Empowering the girl child
The importance of empowering girls from a very young age was again emphasised at the Southern Girls ...
Don’t let your guard down: lobby group
Government’s refusal to grant environmental clearance to the Sandpiper phosphate project off the coa...
Strong currency hits manufacturers
Local manufacturers have been affected by a stronger Namibian dollar with most e...
Business climate index hit all time high
The IJG Business Climate Index hit a record high of 122.9 basis points in March ...
A tribute to the late Harold Pupkewitz
The passing away of the Namibian Employer’s Federation (NEF) Past-President, Mr ...
Development Bank celebrates Harold Pupkewitz
Commenting on the passing of Harold Pupkewitz, DBN CEO David Nuyoma said, “DBN r...
Locals go on borrowing spree
Private sector credit extension surged to 11.7% in March from 10.2% the previous...
Telecom/Leo merger approved
The Namibia Competition Commission (NaCC) has approved the proposed merger betwe...
The most expensive lion-feed on the planet
Certain species of rare game are in a very large, very unpredictable asset bubbl...
Asset bubbles are dangerous and there is one right under our noses
When the asset bubble in residential property in the USA popped in 2008, the ram...
This Week In The Khuta - Same old, same old in the south
There is one thing that hits you in the face as you walk through the southern to...
Hard Facts on Software -Get the most out of Google continued
Last week we started looking at some ideas on how to get the most out of Google ...
Namibia not “truly democratic”
Namibia is still far from being a true democratic state. According to the Democr...
Charity empowers women
More than 40 students who participated in various training courses offered by th...
What historical link with China?
Dear sir,
I would like to correct a recurrent spate of utterances coming from cer...
US/Africa policy must shift from naming and shaming
“Support regional institutions in Africa and find incentives that recognise good...
Offbeat - 3 May 2012
The UN should take up access to soft drinks as a development priority. Universal...
Offbeat - 27 April 2012
Professional print publishing is an odyssey for which I don’t have time. Either ...
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Athletes receive public appraisal
Last Saturday, 28 April 2012, Wernhil Park shopping center was abuzz with the pu...
Young archers bring back medals
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