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Namibia

Khomas governor denies claims of preferential treatment in city billing

https://youtu.be/tevoQNKCez4 By: Ketemba Tjipepa Khomas Governor Laura McLeod-Katjirua has dismissed claims that she received preferential treatment in resolving her municipal bill with the City of Windhoek. McLeod-Katjirua clarified that she only approached the municipality after her water was disconnected due to an outstanding balance of N$27,000. Watch on oneafrica.tv, DStv or GOtv at 19h00 on Mondays to Fridays.

today17 February, 2025

Local

Fishing nets find new purpose in Windhoek

https://youtu.be/nvYrmpk7PCA   By: Ketemba Tjipepa Secondhand fishing nets and heavy-duty ropes are finding a market in Windhoek’s Northern Industrial area, far from the country's coastal fishing hubs. Despite the inland location, vendors say business is thriving. Watch on onefrica.tv, DStv or GOtv at 19h00 on Mondays to Fridays

today17 February, 2025

Business / Economics

Driving Namibia’s Logistics Future

By: Reginald Obaking Namibia’s strategic location and world-class infrastructure provide it with a unique opportunity to become the leading logistics hub for the SADC region and beyond. With well-developed corridors and state-of-the-art port facilities at Walvis Bay, the country is perfectly positioned to connect landlocked neighbours to global markets. However, logistics success is not just about location. It requires the right investments, policies, and partnerships. Trends shaping the industry Namibia’s […]

today13 February, 2025

Africa

Angula praises Nujoma for making South Africa cancel N$800 million debt

https://youtu.be/YrYzkaAyZT8 By: Envaalde Matheus  Former finance minister Helmut Angula recalls how President Sam Nujoma successfully negotiated with South Africa to write off Namibia's N$800 million debt. Angula, who shared his insight on key economic strategies, praised Nujoma's strong and decisive leadership, which benefitted Namibia's economy. “The South Africans had claimed that Namibia owed a debt of N$800 million, borrowed by the previous Namibian administration, and that it needed to be […]

today12 February, 2025

Business / Economics

Navigating 2025’s Financial Landscape   Wednesday, 12 February 2025 - In 2025, investors and savers will be facing a world of tempered growth, changing policy dynamics, and revolutionary market trends. As we navigate the year, understanding the economic outlook, identifying investment opportunities, and embracing resilience strategies will be key, grounded in the latest insights. Global economic growth is projected to remain steady at 2.7% in 2025, matching the 2024 pace […]

today12 February, 2025

Namibia

CRAN CHAMPIONS TRANSPARENCY: ADVANCING NAMIBIA’S ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACT

12 FEBRUARY 2024 – WINDHOEK (Jennifer Pogisho. Manager: Access to Information Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia) Access to accurate and timely information is a fundamental pillar of democracy and good governance. It empowers citizens to make informed decisions, enhances accountability, and promotes transparency within both public and private institutions. Recognising this, the Government Republic of Namibia took a significant step forward by promulgating the Access to Information (ATI) Act, which […]

today12 February, 2025

Africa

Namibia maintained economic independence under Nujoma – Ekandjo  By: Hertha Ekandjo  Former minister and member of the cabinet, Jerry Ekandjo, said during Sam Nujoma’s 15-year presidency, Namibia never borrowed from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) or the World Bank.  He emphasized that Namibia did not associate itself with the two bodies in any way, stating that Nujoma was determined to ensure the country maintained its economic independence.  “Nujoma was a leader who believed in self-reliance. We never had any contact or collaboration with the IMF or World Bank under his leadership,” Ekandjo said.  He added that Nujoma championed major development projects without external loans, including the construction of the railway line from Tsumeb to Oshikango.  “He initiated the project and personally participated in its construction, alongside Namibians from all walks of life,” Ekandjo noted.  Ekandjo recalled Nujoma’s vision of extending the railway from Ondangwa through Oshakati to Cape Fria, urging the incoming government, which takes office on March 21, to realise this dream.  Furthermore, he emphasized the need to utilize Namibia’s extensive coastline for fisheries, tourism, and mining industries rather than focusing solely on Walvis Bay.  Ekandjo lamented the decline of agricultural projects in regions such as Kavango East and West, which thrived during Nujoma’s presidency.  “Those projects are now dead, but during his term, they were vibrant and operational,” he said.  He also praised Nujoma’s role in Namibia’s liberation struggle, noting his defiance against South African apartheid-era leaders, including Malan, Strijdom, Verwoerd, and De Klerk. “Nujoma’s leadership led to Namibia’s eventual independence,” Ekandjo explained.  Having served as Deputy Minister for five years and as minister for ten years under Nujoma’s administration, Ekandjo expressed his privilege in working under such a determined leader.  He urged the incoming government to preserve and build on Nujoma’s legacy.

https://youtu.be/thbeZwZs7hI   By: Hertha Ekandjo Former minister and member of the cabinet, Jerry Ekandjo, said during Sam Nujoma's 15-year presidency, Namibia never borrowed from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) or the World Bank. He emphasized that Namibia did not associate itself with the two bodies in any way, stating that Nujoma was determined to ensure the country maintained its economic independence. "Nujoma was a leader who believed in self-reliance. We […]

today11 February, 2025

Dr. Sam Nujoma

NWR shares Nujomas’ love for Terrace Bay

By: Namibia Wildlife Resort A Legacy by the Ocean: Dr. Sam Nujoma’s Connection to Terrace Bay The late Founding Father, Dr. Sam Shafishuna Nujoma, had a strong connection with Terrace Bay, a place where he could enjoy one of his greatest passions, fishing. His last visit to the resort was in 2021. Upon arrival, he would waste no time, dropping his bags and heading straight to the water to cast his fishing line […]

today11 February, 2025