The Ministry of Information and Communication Technology (MICT) in conjunction with the Global Fund Namibia conducted a training and information workshop in Windhoek aiming to change HIV/AIDS behaviour and social...
Read MoreThe 2012/2013 Who’s Who, and its sister publication, Financial Services in Namibia, was released in November last year. Perusing the Financial Services Namibia publication makes financial system jargon and intricacies almost...
Read MoreThe festive season has come to an end, and as always there is always a shortage of transport this time of the year as commuter buses cannot keep up with the number of people flocking back to the city to resume work. As...
Read MoreThe coastal towns of Walvis bay and Swakopmund experienced fewer traffic offences during the festive season.The Erongo region is one of the regions that contiues to experience many road traffic accidents especially during the...
Read MoreThe Evoque is the smallest, lightest and most aerodynamic Range Rover in history. All of its major suspension have been redesigned for lightness and better geometry; it is the first SUV anywhere to use MagneRide adaptive...
Read MoreAs a result of the influx of second hand imported cars coming into the country, many second hand car dealerships have been fighting hard to stay competitive. This week the Economist spoke to the Managing Director of Reliance...
Read MoreThere is no joy for cash-strapped local motorists after the Ministry of Mines and Energy announced this week that fuel prices will remain unchanged in January despite the National Energy Fund account recording a surplus in...
Read MoreThe first new look service station for Total Namibia was opened in December in Ondangwa. King’s Service Station is the first of many new and revamped sites to follow in 2013. This roll-out of Total’s new look service stations is...
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