insert_link Oshiwambo Namibia okwaadha omapondolo ogendji muuthikepamwe wuukashikekokantu-Emma Teofelus Ominista yuuyelele nomakwatathano gopaungomba Emma Theofelus okwa holola omapondolo ga Namibia muuthikepamwe wuukashikekokantu,ta holola kutya aakiintu oyena oonkatu dhopombanda dhewiliko,mwa kwatelwa omupresident ,omupevi president,omupopi gopaalamende,nomutamaneki gotango omukiintu mompangu yopombanda elela. Ta popi pethimbo lyuulalelo wowina wo Debmarine Namibia oshowo pethimbo lyosheendo shiikundaneki sha America shuunganekwa ko De Beers Namibia,minister okwa holola wo esimano lyoku shunapo oshikondo shopaunshitwe shuuwe wa Namibia ,tiindiile aakwashigwana ya kalekepo uuwe wopaunshitwe natango,nokwiindiila oonkambadhala dhopamuhanga oku […] today3 December, 2025
Business / Economics Debmarine Namibia faces N$7.1 billion loss amid market challenges (Video of Debmarine Namibia's Chief Executive officer, Willy Martens deliberating on the matter) By: Hertha Ekandjo Debmarine Namibia has recorded a loss of N$7.1 billion between 2023 and 2024. The company’s earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortisation have fallen from N$6.76 billion in 2022, with market conditions alone stripping away N$2.3 billion in 2023 and another N$4.8 billion in 2024. This was revealed thy Debmarine`s Chief Executive Officer, Willy […] today17 March, 2025
insert_link Namibia UNAM Ogongo Campus Boosts Rice and Poultry Farming Rice and poultry farming in northern Namibia are expanding, supported by UNAM's Ogongo Campus and Debmarine Namibia. This year's rice harvest is expected to reach 25 tonnes, up by eight tonnes. Omusati Governor Erginus Endjala called for investment in climate-smart agricultural technologies to address poor crop yields and livestock losses due to drought. UNAM's Rice and Mahangu Project, launched with Japanese support in 2012, continues to train and support local […] today12 June, 2024
insert_link Namibia Debmarine Namibia Donates Haemodialysis Equipment to Oshakati Hospital Debmarine Namibia contributed haemodialysis equipment worth N$1,764,069 to Oshakati Intermediate Hospital, easing the burden on resources. Health Minister, Kalumbi Shangula noted 133 new haemodialysis cases managed in 2023/24, with equipment aiding treatment. The donation includes machines, tables, chairs, and a reverse osmosis machine. Shangula emphasized the equipment's role in enhancing patient care. Debmarine CEO Willy Mertens highlighted the vital importance of haemodialysis machines in treating severe kidney failure and expressed […] today11 June, 2024
