Maria David FIVE youths who have ventured into various businesses recently received income-generating materials to boost their enterprises. During the official handover of the donation, Oshikoto Governor Penda Ya Ndakolo said that the support provided to micro-businesses includes fencing materials, tailoring machines, salon equipment, and welding equipment, depending on the operational needs of each business....
Interfresh, a former Zimbabwe Stock Exchange-listed horticultural company, could be in for a hefty windfall, following the gazetting of Mazowe Dam in Mashonaland Central province as a state asset, the Zimbabwe Independent reveals. The firm assumed 60% control many years ago from Anglo American Corporation, which built the strategic asset in 1918. The Government of...
The owners of Caprivi Cash and Carry at Katima Mulilo have been accused of assaulting two workers who allegedly stole fireworks and a comforter from the store on Sunday to the value of N$13 199. Zambezi regional police commander commissioner Andreas Shilelo told The Namibian on Monday the owners of the business, brothers Hisham Ahmed...
To address the housing backlog, the government has handed over 4000 housing units since the inception of the Mass Housing Development Programme in 2014, up to July 2023. The MHDP commenced with projects at 21 sites around the country. Today, in addition to that number, an additional 89 recently completed houses were officiated by President...
Josef Kefas Sheehama As the holiday season approaches, individuals find themselves juggling various demands, both professional and personal. Before you realize it, December is halfway through, and the Christmas shutdown looms ahead. To truly disconnect from your business during your well-deserved break, effective planning is essential. While you may be on holiday, your business doesn’t...
THE Namibia Bus and Taxi Association (Nabta) has warned bus and seven-seater owners against adding additional seats to their vehicles, and to stick to the required carrying capacity. Nabta spokesperson Pendapala Nakathingo says the association has seen a tendency of bus and seven-seater owners providing additional seating in their vehicles, resulting in a lack of...
By Josef Kefas Sheehama. As the holiday season approaches, individuals find themselves juggling various demands, both professional and personal. Before you realize it, December is halfway through, and the Christmas shutdown looms ahead. To truly disconnect from your business during your well-deserved break, effective planning is essential. While you may be on holiday, your business...
By Josef Kefas Sheehama As the holiday season approaches, individuals find themselves juggling various demands, both professional and personal. Before you realize it, December is halfway through, and the Christmas shutdown looms ahead. To truly disconnect from your business during your well-deserved break, effective planning is essential. While you may be on holiday, your business...
Institute for Public Policy researcher, Frederico Links has highlighted a loophole in Namibia’s procurement process. While the law allows for the blacklisting of bidders or suppliers, it does not extend to the owners of these blacklisted companies. Consequently, the owners can continue to profit from government contracts by creating new companies. https://futuremedia.com.na/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/ENG-Frederico-Links-Blacklist.mp3 Source link