insert_link Namibia Walvis Bay Corridor Group emphasized the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of Walvis Bay Port for Brazilian trade Walvis Bay Corridor Group, CEO Hippy Tjivikua highlighted Walvis Bay Port's efficiency and cost-effectiveness for Brazilian trade, noting its shorter shipping times compared to South Africa's Durban port. The CEO emphasized the significant distance advantage, with Walvis Bay being much closer to Brazilian ports like Rio de Janeiro and Santos. This leads to faster delivery, lower costs, and enhanced competitiveness for Brazilian businesses. Tjivikua also underscored Namibia's stable political environment, […] todayAugust 21, 2024 10
insert_link Business / Economics Walvis Bay Corridor Group Warns Diaspora Transport Sector of Mpox Outbreak The Walvis Bay Corridor Group has issued a warning to the transport and logistics sector abroad about the Mpox outbreak. The group highlights that the outbreak is nearing trading partners in the Southern African Development Community, with cases already reported in the Democratic Republic of Congo and South Africa. Maria Paulus: Marketing and Communications Manager at the group. todayAugust 20, 2024 29
insert_link Namibia Kidnapped Namibian Truck Driver Found; Truck Still Missing The Namibian truck driver, kidnapped about a week ago during a hijacking on the N3 route outside Harrismith while traveling from Durban, has been located. Allegedly blindfolded during the incident, the victim's truck remains unrecovered. Truck drivers facing similar risks are urged to seek aid from the Namibian Embassy in Pretoria. Walvis Bay Corridor Group CEO, Mbahupu Hippy Tjivikua. E todayMay 24, 2024 74