National GMO lab opens it’s doors.
The National Commission on Research, Science and Technology (NCRST) opened its national Genetically Modified Organism (GMO) testing and research laboratory in the capital on Monday.
Bank Demand Guarantees provide businesses peace of mind in uncertain times
Daily, businesses in Namibia and around the world enter into agreements for the sale or procurement of goods or services. With it, comes the accompanying risk of losing money from services or goods not delivered. The reality is that losing money can cripple a thriving business, or worse, force its closure. To make matters worse,…
MISSING PERSON
The Namibian Police Force is once again requesting the public to assist in tracing the whereabouts of Jacobus Titi Hoxobeb (39-years-old) who went missing from Farm Olifantwater, Fransfontein area, on 03rd January 2018 at about 17:00. Jacobus Titi Hoxobeb is a Damara/Nama speaking person but also fluent in Afrikaans and Otjiherero languages. He is slim…
Dear residents
Please take note of the following pipe bursts reported in the following areas: c/o Davis Bezuidenhout and Anemone street, Khomasdal Description of burst: Burst on Ø250mm supply line. Burst area has been Isolated and Water Reticulation team is hard at work to restore supply Affected areas: Khomasdal area Work complete: repair work expected to be…
NAMPA & OHORONGO CEMENT SIGN CONTENT COVERAGE AGREEMENT
In the picture: Nampa CEO, Isack Hamata with Hans-Wilhelm Schutte, Ohorongo Cement’s Managing Director.
NAMPA & OHORONGO CEMENT SIGN CONTENT COVERAGE AGREEMENT.
The agreement entails news coverage pertaining to Ohorongo Cement activities, the local cement/construction industry, Ohorongo Cement’s Corporate Social Investment (CSI) initiatives amongst others. NAMPA CEO, Isack Hamata, signed the agreement on behalf of NAMPA, whilst Hans-Wilhelm Schutte, Ohorongo Cement’s Managing Director, signed on behalf of Ohorongo Cement.
Executing your business idea
Entrepreneurship is key to job creation. Not all SMEs create jobs, however, especially during the early stages of the venture. By nurturing and encouraging entrepreneurship, we can create an environment to grow informal survivalist businesses into more structured business ventures that could have a longer lifespan and create much needed employment. Entrepreneurship seen from this…
Bank of Namibia Bursary Recipient – Faustinus Muyenga.
Faustinius Muyenga hails from Omaruru in Erongo Region. He lost his father many years ago and has been supported by his mother who works hard as a street vendor. He completed his Grade 12 at S. I. Gob Senior Secondary School last year with forty-one points in six subjects and got accepted to study Economics…