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Opinion: The Youth and Skills Development

Written by on 8 July 2024

By: Tom Alweendo Developing our domestic population’s skills makes our country more competitive in the global marketplace. The youth have the biggest advantage in skill development. This is because of the time they have. Skills development amongst the youth is crucial for the development of any nation. It creates a skilled workforce, fuels economic growth […]

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No SOE Has Submitted 2023/2024 Financial Report

Written by on 3 July 2024

  By: Hertha Ekandjo   The Ministry of Finance has expressed growing concern as none of the public enterprises have yet submitted their financial reports for the 2023/2024 financial year. According to regulations, public enterprises are required to submit their financial metrics within six months of the end of their financial year, a deadline that […]

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Mello Bakery, Rising with Rosamunde

Written by on 18 April 2024

Tiffany Miller In the heart of industrial Windhoek, Mello Bakery hums with activity. The 24-hour operation, which produces thousands of loaves of bread every day, has recently become the place of work for young Rosamunde, a participant in the U.S. government-funded Reach Namibia project. The 23-year-old lives with her mother and siblings in Katutura’s Ombili […]

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Opinion: Navigating Risk in Sub-Saharan Africa: Challenges and Opportunities

Written by on 18 April 2024

Horst Simon   Sub-Saharan Africa, home to diverse cultures, abundant resources, and dynamic economies, is a region of immense potential. However, amidst its promise lies a landscape fraught with risks that demand attention and initiative-taking strategies. From political instability and security threats to environmental vulnerabilities and health crises, Sub-Saharan Africa grapples with multifaceted challenges that […]

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Opinion: Funeral Insurance: Easing Societal Norms in African Settings

Written by on 9 April 2024

Ndangi Katoma In many African societies, Namibia included, funerals are significant cultural events that often come with substantial financial burdens. The pressure to provide a proper burial for loved ones can be immense, leading families to go to great lengths to meet these expectations, sometimes at the expense of their financial stability. In such contexts, […]

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Opinion: Five Things to Consider for Local Entrepreneurs To Participate in the Development of the Oil & Gas Industry

Written by on 9 April 2024

Tom Alweendo Local entrepreneurs play a big role in the development of an industry. And it’s no different for oil and gas. Here are five things entrepreneurs should consider in order to effectively partake in this industry.   Prepare to participate: To ensure your involvement in this industry, you have to prepare thoroughly by acquiring […]

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Opinion: Keeping Your Financial Compass True

Written by on 9 April 2024

Adéle Prinsloo Life is a journey filled with unexpected turns. While we plan for the future, significant changes in our circumstances can occur – marriage, children, career advancements, or even health concerns. These milestones can leave our long-term insurance plans misaligned with our current needs. This is why we need to emphasise the importance of […]

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Opinion: Financial Planning for Namibia’s Millennials

Written by on 2 April 2024

By: Ashante Manetti Financial freedom. It’s a term that conjures up images of early retirement, dream vacations, and unshakeable security. But for Namibia’s millennial generation, this dream can often feel shrouded in uncertainty. With student loan burdens, a competitive job market, and a rising cost of living, achieving financial stability can seem like an uphill […]

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