Bongi, (left) second runner up in Sunday’s Idols SA finale and Proverb (middle) the Idols presenter, congratulating an elated Vincent B, this year’s Idols winner. Twenty six SADC journalists including four Namibians were invited...
Read MoreThe Ministry of Mines and Energy will accelerate the finalisation of its nuclear policy framework, a process that will lead to the final conceptualisation of the local future of nuclear energy. Speaking to the Economist this...
Read MoreInvestors appear to be making hay while the sun shines at Bank Windhoek Holdings. This week, trade in the shares of Bank Windhoek has seen its market capitalisation rise considerably, displacing FNB Namibia Holdings, the...
Read MoreA five-day sojourn to the wonderful winelands of the Western Cape is an invigorating trip. But as the author of “Undercover Economist” points out frequently in his brief treatise on scarcity and marginal production, wherever one...
Read MoreWhat Happened?The first signs that the high pressure control in the upper air over eastern Africa, is breaking up, start appearing on synoptic maps this week. For the past month, upper air high pressure control was evident over...
Read MoreAn abrupt halt in trading this week on Paladin Energy stocks has resulted in the Australian based miner raising approximately A$50 million. Paladin plans to raise approximately A$94 million in capital.Singaporean entity, Hopu...
Read MoreThe contentious Kudu Gas project is advancing well despite strategic partner Tullow’s reluctance to participate in the project. This was the indication given by Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Mines and Energy Kahijoro...
Read MoreThe 2014/2015 Festive Season Road Safety Campaign officially kicked off last weekend on 22 November 2014 to 15 January 2015. The campaign was launched on 7 November 2014 by the MVA Fund, National Road Safety Council and the...
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