It will take a global effort to save the rhino, and the work starts at home. “We all have an obligation to save our Rhinos and our generation might be the last to be able to do so,” stressed Linus Malherbe, a Windhoek based...
Read MoreNational railway carrier, TransNamib inked an agreement with China Railway Materials (CRM) Hong Kong for the acquisition of 90 sulphuric acid rail tankers worth approximately N$140 million (USD 10 million). The acting CEO of...
Read MoreThe Namibia Institute of Public Administration and Management (NIPAM) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the National School of Government (NSG) based in Pretoria, South Africa this week. Both institutions pledged...
Read MoreThe Ministry of Agriculture Water and Forestry announced last week that the Southern African Science Service Centre for Climate Change and Adaptive Land Use (SASSCAL) will function as a Regional Science Service Centre and will...
Read MoreAccording to the Global Competitiveness Report 2015/16 released earlier this week, Namibia is still a long way from achieving NDP4 competitiveness targets, despite the country improving on its rankings.The annual assessment of...
Read MoreIt can only happen in Namibia. A retailing chain has started growing its own vegetables to promote local production and to pioneer the value chain from farmland to shelf. While a limited volume of fresh produce is grown locally,...
Read MoreMicrosoft Corporation began the worldwide release of Office 2016 on Tuesday this week. The apps are the latest addition to Office 365, Microsoft’s cloud-based subscription service that helps people do their best work, together....
Read MoreThe past 18 months have been quite interesting if you have followed the whole debate surrounding the ambitious Kudu to Gas power project. I am sure if we had a comedian in the fold of Trevor Noah we would be laughing at our...
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