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(Contributed Photo) PRIORTISE LOCAL ENTERPRISES: Works and Transport Minister Veikko Nekundi said government ministries should prioritise and support local enterprises, particularly manufacturers. He gave an example that, although there are local companies that manufacture toilet paper, some government entities still place orders from outside the country. Nekundi said that in accordance with procurement laws, locally owned enterprises must be prioritised in both projects and supplies. “Therefore, for any procurement, conditions […]

By: Adolf Kaure A 27-year-old was stabbed to death on Saturday morning at Walvis Bay’s Kuisebmond township. According to the Erongo Police spokesperson, Senior Inspector Judith Shomongula, the incident took place at White House Bar. “The suspect allegedly stabbed the victim with an okapi knife on the left upper chest causing his death on the spot,” she said. The deceased, Jeremiah Shimanda Johannes, was pronounced dead by Walvis Bay State […]

  Pan-African technology company Cassava Technologies (www.CassavaTechnologies.com), in a strategic collaboration with Microsoft, has launched a community engagement initiative focused on South Africa. Through this initiative, the two organisations will establish training hubs for youth in the local communities that will help spur employment opportunities in the renewable energy industry. By prioritising renewable energy skills development, energy efficiency, and community microgrids, the initiative will empower the next generation to lead […]

  Following the success of its 6th Summit and Grand Finale held in Kigali, Africa’s Business Heroes (ABH) (www.AfricaBusinessHeroes.org) – the Jack Ma Foundation’s flagship philanthropic initiative in Africa – is proud to announce the launch of its 2025 Call for Applications. This year, ABH is building on its momentum to deepen its impact across the continent by actively encouraging applications from typically underrepresented regions in entrepreneurship competitions, including Francophone […]

  The global demand for rare earth elements (apo-opa.co/3FI1pbZ) is projected to increase four-fold by 2030, driven by the energy transition and increasing investments in industrialization. African nations rich in rare earth minerals are accelerating exploration and production efforts to capitalize on this growth. With up to eight rare earth projects set for commissioning across the continent by 2029 – boosting Africa’s share of the global supply chain to 10% – […]

Omukalelipo wa Britain mo Namibia Charles Moore, nena okwa talelapo ominister ipe yoikwapondje noipindi Selma Ashipala-Musavyi. Pefimbo ovaleli va 2 vashakena, Moore okwa longifa omito oku halela omolo iwa Ashipala Musavyi, eshi aulikwa onga ominister ipe yoikwapondje ya Namibia nova mona yoo omito oku kundafana kombinga yoipambele yafimana inasha nelongelo kumwe moikondo ya yooloka pokati ka Namibia na United Kingdom. Minister menyamukulo laye okwe sheendulula nghene Namibia eli elitulamo moku […]

  Employee phishing tests have gained popularity as a way for organisations to gauge how vulnerable their employees are to phishing attacks and improve their awareness of cybersecurity. However, some have questioned whether it is appropriate to use fear, shame and betrayal as methods when employees fail these simulated phishing tests. Some argue that employing a positive reinforcement approach may lead to more effective outcomes. Anna Collard, SVP Content Strategy […]

  At 8 pm on Friday, 28 March 2025, the Standing Committee on Public Accounts (SCOPA) concluded its week-long oversight visit to the Eastern Cape’s OR Tambo District Municipality and Buffalo City Metropolitan Municipality where it noted with alarm the state of most of the projects it visited at both municipalities. The projects were chosen following the reports the committee received from the Auditor-General of South Africa (AG) and the […]