economist.com.na15d
Pupkewitz Group employs 240 workers in latest project
She also revealed that the project has employed 240 workers and 34 local subcontractors. In addition, the extensive product selection includes environmentally friendly and locally produced products, ...
economist.com.na17d
O&L BrandX partners with Sprout Social for enhanced social media management
O&L BrandX, a local advertising and marketing agency, has announced a strategic partnership with Sprout Social. This collaboration positions BrandX as the first agency in Namibia to leverage the power ...
economist.com.na24d
Restoring children’s confidence through interaction with large animals
The Therapeutic Horse Development Programme conducted by the Namibian Equestrian Federation (Namef) received a sponsorship of N$792,000 over two years from FNB Namibia through the FirstRand Namibia ...
economist.com.na25d
Government welcomes Botswana’s diamond certification move
The government this week expressed its support for Botswana’s decision to establish a diamond certification point for exports to G7 markets. The announcement, made jointly with the G7 Diamond ...
economist.com.na16d
Ocean’s economic sustainability under the scope
The two-day 38th High-Level Panel for sustainable ocean economy, known as Sherpas, commenced on Wednesday 11 December in Walvis Bay. The Sherpas are representatives of the High-Level Panel for a ...
economist.com.na4y
‘Safety measures are in place ...
Air Namibia this week gave assurance that they are complying with all safety measures put in place at all their departing and arriving destinations in order to prevent the spread of the corona virus. ...
economist.com.na1mon
Namwater Dam Bulletin on Monday 28 June ...
A blank space or an (NR) indicates no readings received. An ( e ) indicates that the water level has been estimated. An ( w ) indicates that the conditions were very windy, resulting in an inaccurate ...
economist.com.na2y
2022 economic growth revised to 3.2% by central bank2022 economic growth revised to 3.2% by central bank
The economy is expected to grow by 3.2% in 2022 and by 2.9% in 2023, the Bank of Namibia said in an Economic Outlook for 2022 report released this week. The estimated growth for 2022 represents a 0.2 ...
economist.com.na1mon
377,000 children benefit from ...
The school feeding programme has quadrupled reaching over 377,000 learners in 1,400 schools in all 14 regions of the country from 78,000 in 1996, a government official said last week. The programme ...
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162 valid mining licenses, but only 68 mines are active – Alweendo162 valid mining licenses, but only 68 mines are active – Alweendo
The Minister of Mines and Energy, Tom Alweendo, on Wednesday, mentioned that Namibia is seeing a big rise in applications for exploration licenses. According to Alweendo, by the end of 2023, over 600 ...
economist.com.na6y
‘Know all your strengths and weaknesses ...
The Economist Businesswomen Club hosted a networking breakfast last week for women from all walks of life. The breakfast meeting was graced by Nangula Uaandja, Country Senior Partner at ...