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Once seen as an attractive investment destination, Namibia has slipped 21 places in the Fraser Institute of Mining Survey. PHOTO: FILE

Namibia slips in global mining rankings

1 Day Ago

Catherine Shipushu, Sebastian Stietzel, Dalia Mwiya and Jessica Haauanga at the launch of the TalentsBridge initiative. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED.

Namibia, Germany launch TalentsBridge

2 Week Ago

GROWTH SIGNALS: Five new mines could boost Namibiau2019s GDP, an analyst says. Photo: Namdeb

Namibia eyes five new mines

1 Month Ago

Titus Nampala is the CEO of the Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

NCCI calls for unity

1 Month Ago

Elephants on the plain above the Ugab River, with the Brandberg in the background. Photo: Frank Steffen

Lack of an all-encompassing policy

2 Month Ago

The Namibian flag stands side by side with the Chinese flag.

The Namibia Youth Entrepreneurship Fund and Chinese modernisation

5 Month Ago

President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has called for the finalisation of the Minerals Bill. The pit of the Rössing Uranium Mine is seen here. Photo Namibian Presidency

Finalise Minerals Bill, urges President

7 Month Ago

Blasting continues at the Twin Hills site in preparation for a giant gold mine, construction of which will begin before the end of the year.

Golden jobs beckon on the NIEIS

7 Month Ago

Charlie, die woestynaangepaste leeuwyfie wat die lewe van Bernd Kebbel geëis het, is van kant gemaak. Foto verskaf

Lion shot dead after taking man's life

9 Month Ago

In 1995 Namibia had an elephant population of 7 000 and today 24 000 roam the country.

Namibian Documentary Explores Conservation Success Amid Global Biodiversity Crisis

9 Month Ago

The Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry says the growing number of business associations will improve the policy landscape. NCCI president Bisey (centre) sits beside acting CEO Helena Mootseng (left) and NCCI member Parastus Nepolo.

NCCI says multiple lobby groups benefit Namibian business

1 Year Ago

The Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry says the growing number of business associations will improve the policy landscape. NCCI president Bisey Uirab (centre) sits beside acting CEO Helena Mootseng (left) and NCCI member Parastus Nepolo.

NCCI says multiple lobby groups benefit Namibian business

1 Year Ago

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