Month: February 2014
GIPF ready to offer home loans
The Government Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF) says it is ready to introduce pension backed home loans to members following the amendment of Regulation 27 of the Pension Funds Act in January.Elvis Nashilongo, GIPF’s General...
Read MoreCaprivian Heritage Centre opened
History was made on the banks of the Kwando River in February when the Gondwana Collection and Mashi community members opened the Namushasha Heritage Centre in a private sector-conservancy collaboration.The partners merged...
Read MorePreserve the Beauty of Namibia
Twenty young Namibian women will compete for the Miss Tourism Namibia 2014 title on the 7th of June. The finalist were chosen from 20 municipality towns and villages throughout the country. In the past the Namibian delegate to...
Read MoreMinistry denies water problems at Neckartal Dam
The Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry has denied claims of water challenges facing the N$2.8 billion Neckartal dam in the south which is under construction.In an e-mail response to questions, ministry spokesperson...
Read MoreTransNamib and Poly sign MoU
The Polytechnic of Namibia and TransNamib Holdings recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding enabling both entities to forge a meaningful collaboration with a view towards capacity building.The Memorandum of Understanding...
Read MoreSpain supports monitoring and reporting systems
During the previous week, the Spanish Ambassador H.E. Carmen Díez and the Representative of the European Union Delegation, Mr. Jean-Paul Heerschap, accompanied the Deputy Minister of Regional and Local Government, Housing and...
Read MoreeWallet hugely popular
Gloating over the tremendous success of their eWallet product, FNB’s Manager of Cellphone Banking, Desery van Wyk said this week there are now more than 266,000 eWallet account in Namibia. This milestone has been achieved a mere...
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