Month: February 2014
Funds for UNAM Keetmans campus
Bidvest Namibia donated N$300,000 to the University of Namibia for the establishment of the Keetmanshoop campus. The donation during a courtesy visit of Bidvest Namibia CEO, Sebby Kankondi to the President, His Excellency...
Read MoreLate financial assistance hampers students progress
The Namibia National Students Organisation (NANSO) expressed great disappointment at the failure of the Namibian Student Financial Assistance Fund (NSFAF) in their continued late financial aid to the students.In a media...
Read MoreCare and Maintenance or Life Support?
The Ambassador of France, Her Excellency Jacqueline Bassa-Mazzoni, visited Trekkopje Mine earlier this month, accompanied by Mr Alexandre Raugel of the French Embassy and Dr Jean-Philippe Rançon, Director for Austrial Africa of...
Read MoreErindi sale stumbles
The sale of the world-renowned private game reserve Erindi is likely to be a drawn-out legal battle between the Joubert family and the government.At the center of the brewing legal wrangle is whether or not Erindi, valued at...
Read MoreDam levels cause for major concern
Dam levels across the country are dangerously low despite the widespread rains of the season. A NamWater official said this week, despite good precipitation, the key reservoirs that supply Windhoek are all substantially lower...
Read MoreThe best contraceptive is the education of girls and women
Our budgeting process follows a very regular and easily detectable IMF benchmark pattern if one knows what one is looking for. This typically leads to a rather conservative budget approach requiring all sorts of semantics to...
Read More28 February 2014
What Happened?A strong and persistent zonal flow from the core of the low pressure vortex in the Mozambican channel, across Zambia and Angola, brought an extensive inflow of moisture from the north east. This cross-continent...
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