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Swoop Funding empowers businesses in SA
By Staff Reporter Swoop Funding the global powerhouse in business funding solutions, has proudly announced its official launch in South Africa. This strategic expansion is made possible with the formidable support of industry leaders Sage and Enterprise Ireland. As Swoop strides into the South African market, it marks a momentous step in the company’s commitment […]
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Momentum Metropolitan appoints Mc Nab into strategic position
By Staff Reporter Momentum Metropolitan Namibia has appointed Mr. Angus Mc Nab as its new Head of Distribution for Momentum Corporate. This came after his colourful rich background spanning almost twenty (20) years in sales management and distribution, He is expected to bring transformative changes to the company’s distribution strategies. Mr Angus is a highly […]
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The Paramount Importance of Severe Illness Cover
-Advertorial- In our ever-evolving world, life’s unpredictability loom large. From global health crises to personal medical emergencies, we often find ourselves face to face with challenges that can profoundly impact our health and financial stability. In these uncertain times, the value of foresight and preparedness is unparalleled, and one essential element of this preparedness is […]
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Prince Akashambatwa is new Senior Chief for Kaoma
By Staff Reporter Mwanamulena (Prince) Akashambatwa Mbikisita Liwanika was on last month (October), installed as the new Senior Chief of Kaoma/Nkeyema and Lwampa districts taking over from His cousin Late Senior Chief Isiteketo Makweti Amukena who died last December 2022. Dr. Liwanika has in the past served in many different positions in the Zambian Government […]
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For Palestine and the World
The region of Palestine since October 7 has entered into a terrible war. And, of course, there the flowers have withered, and the sun has disappeared because darkness has come, and the youths cannot sing, and the children cannot play carelessly in the streets, and the white doves of peace do not fly in the […]
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Katima residents demand for removal of KMTC CEO & Councillors
By Chimine Chimine A group of Katima Mulilo residents held a peaceful demonstration on Wednesday, demanding for the removal of Katima Mulilo Town Council’s Chief Executive Officer, Local Authority Councillors and the closure of Redforce Debt Collector office in Katima. The angry residents took to the streets of Katima Mulilo with charting songs and placards […]
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Advantage Advertising Makes a Positive Impact
-Advertorial- On the evening of October 19th, Advantage Advertising welcomed guests to their new offices in Windhoek West to unveil their new look and enhanced offerings. The most significant announcement was a formalised commitment to creating a positive impact in society through the creation of meaningful ideas that elevate brands and change lives. After 28 […]
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NDP donates seeds to marginalised community in Kongola
By Staff Reporter THE National Democratic Party (NDP) , has donated seeds for crop farming to the previously marginalised groups of the San speaking community who reside in the western Caprivi in the Kongola and Mukwe Constituency respectively. NDP President Martin Lukato, who was accompanied by his national leaders has been leading the distribution program […]
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Namibia condemns attacks in Israel
By Staff Reporter THE Namibian government has strongly condemned the ongoing attacks and escalation of violence between Israel and Palestine in the Gaza Strip. The current civil war has led to the loss of many precious lives of the Palestinians and Israelis. Ambassador Penda Naanda , Executive Director in the Ministry of International Relations and Cooperation […]
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Global debt growing faster and higher than projected pre-pandemic
The IMF sees global debt growing faster and higher than projected before the pandemic, Vitor Gaspar, head of the Fund’s Fiscal Affairs Department said ahead of the launch of the Fiscal Monitor (FM) on Wednesday in Marrakech, Morocco. “Government debt ratios declined in 2021 and 2022. It will turn back up in 2023. Going forward […]
