BBS Bank turns first profit
BBS Bank looks set to turn its first profit since transforming into a commercial bank two years ago, with directors projecting an increase
SABF members sign Code of Good Business Practice
The South African Business Forum (SABF) and the South African High Commission in Botswana have signed on the dotted line for a new
Khorixas mandenies guilt on murder, rape charges
A man accused of murdering his girlfriend at Khorixas on Christmas Eve in 2019 denied guilt on counts of murder, rape and assault
Nanso bemoans poor state of classrooms ahead of exams
The Namibia National Student Organisation (Nanso) says deplorable school conditions will impact the upcoming national exam results. Nanso president Dorthea Nangolo says the
IUM, Wits joint venture targets energy sector
The International University of Management (IUM) and Witwatersrand University have collaborated to assist in creating professional qualifications in energy. Director of the Witwatersrand
PDM’s Hengari urges party to invest in local artists
Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) parliamentarian Inna Hengari has urged political parties to invest in Namibian artists during election campaigns. Hengari made these remarks
Kawana sets aside debate on anti-public gathering bill
United States brand Tupperware has filed for bankruptcy as it struggles to survive in the face of sliding sales. The food storage container
Party over for Tupperware as it files for bankruptcy
United States brand Tupperware has filed for bankruptcy as it struggles to survive in the face of sliding sales. The food storage container
Four in a row for Cohen Fistball Club
Cohen Fistball Club won the National A League for the fourth year in a row following the club league play-offs at SKW over
Bald Eagles down Fish Eagles
The Namibian Richelieu Eagles got off to a losing start in their Cricket World Cup League 2 Tri-Nations series after a comprehensive six-wicket
