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Britney Louw in advertisment for Eya Water. Photo: Desmarius Hansen

The journey of Otji FM radio’s Britney Louw

5 Dae Gelede

Human Resources Practitioner at the Office of the Judiciary

Starting your career after graduation

1 Week Gelede

CONSIDERATIONS: Reduce the inflation target and consider reducing the band around it,’ was one of the key recommendations in the OECD’s 2025 survey.

OECD backs SARB push to lower South Africa’s inflation target

2 Weke Gelede

Josef Kefas Sheehama.

China’s modernisation remedy for Africa

2 Weke Gelede

COLLABORATE: Economist John Steytler says it makes sense for Namibia and Botswana to jointly develop a oil refinery.

Building an oil refinery could be a fine idea

3 Weke Gelede

Dr. Rowan van Dyk, TVET Specialist and member of the Ministerial TaskForce for TVET

Why skills matter more than degrees

1 Maand Gelede

Julien Karambua, Country Manager at Workforce Staffing Namibia.

Oil and gas boom: Ensuring sustainability through long-term, inclusive growth

1 Maand Gelede

When it comes to its energy future, Namibia is at a turning point. The rising cost of electricity and the nation's growing reliance on imported power are unsustainable.

The nuclear option: Empowering Namibia’s future

1 Maand Gelede

TAKE OVER: Pepstores is set to acquire family-owned retailer, Big Daddy.

Pep to acquire Big Daddy

1 Maand Gelede

sam shivute

NamRa reflects on 2024

1 Maand Gelede

Many African countries rely on exporting their raw materials to markets in the West, including the US. Tariffs may raise costs and make it harder for African exporters to compete internationally.

US tariff will affect competitiveness of Namibia’s exports

1 Maand Gelede

ALTERNATIVE: China's presence as an alternative market is growing.

Namibia eyes China amid global trade shifts

2 Maande Gelede

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