Galp’s Energia’s 40 percent oil offer questioned
By Sostenus Wilherm
A leading geologist has cast a critical spotlight on Galp Energia’s decision to surrender 40 percent of its stake in Namibia’s much...
The 2026/27 national budget: What you need to know.
By Sostenus Wilherm
The N$89.8 billion revenue budget for 2026/27 financial year tabled by finance minister Erica Shafudah recently is set to protect spending on...
Sintana Energy Rings London
By Sostenus Wilherm
Sintana Energy Inc. recently participated in the opening bell ceremony at the London Stock Exchange, placing the company on one of the...
Youth harness solar energy drive
By Patience MakweleAs Namibia looks toward a greener future, young innovators are stepping up to harness the country’s abundant solar potential, using renewable energy...
Economist push job-centred growth
By Patience MakweleAt a time when Namibia’s economic growth continues to outpace job creation, economists and government officials have called for a deliberate shift...
Budget review scrutinized
By Stefanus NashamaThe Affirmative Repositioning (AR) movement has welcomed the allocation of N$600 million towards the implementation of free tertiary education, but cautioned that...
Ohlthaver & List shines at standards awards
By Gerson M DavidOhlthaver & List Group, earned prestigious awards at the Namibia Standard Institute’s (NSI) award ceremony held on the 15th October 2025,...
More prospects brim for Namibian oil
By Gerson DavidThere may be a green light for Namibia to step into the global energy scene, with the guiding pathway from successful exploration...
Goreangab development sheds light
By Gerson DavidTwo local companies, Oryx Properties Limited and Safland Property Group are set to bring development in Goreangab Informal settlements in Windhoek. This...
Strand Hotel celebrates 10 years
By Erasmus ShalihaxweStrand Hotel Swakopmund, a subsidiary of Ohlthaver & List Group (O&L) Leisure and one of the luxury hospitality establishments in Namibia, is...
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The minimum wage struggle
… Experts warn "permanent internships" are bypassing the N$18 minimum wage
By Feni Hiveluah
As International Workers' Day approaches, Namibia’s landmark national minimum wage (NMW), is...
The fading era of trade unions
By Sostenus Wilherm
The trade union movement in Namibia has lost the “vivacity and vigour” that it had before independence, especially around the organisation of...
Oondjamba tadhi tsikile nokuyonagula moshitopolwa shaMusati
By Gabriel Iipinge
Onkalo yaashoka tashi ningwa moshitopolwa shaMusati otayi kumitha aakalimo oyendji , unene tuu mboka yeli momikunda ngaashi Onandjila B noshowo Olyasiiti. Aanegumbo...