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SEA VIEW... A view of the fitness park, public gardens and Atlantic from the proposed hotel site. Photo: Adam Hartman

Swakop group objects to beachfront hotel plans

1 Month Ago

SEA VIEW: A view of the fitness park, public gardens and Atlantic from the proposed hotel site. Photo: Adam Hartman

Swakop group objects to beachfront hotel plans

1 Month Ago

DAMAGING CLAIMS: Hodago chairperson Sedi /Gaoseb. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Fishing partners hit back after being reported to Swapo

1 Month Ago

PAY UP: Swapo is 97% owner of Gendev Fishing, through party company Guinas Investments. Photo: Gendev Fishing

Swapo-owned Gendev threatens N$96m suit against partner

1 Month Ago

A view of Agribank's Witvlei Abattoir in the Omaheke region. Photo The Namibian

Witvlei abattoir listed on the market

3 Month Ago

An aeriel view of the Skorpion Zinc mine. Photo contributed

Skorpion Zinc's life of mine ended in 2015

3 Month Ago

ArcelorMittal South Africa says on course to close long steel plants in September

4 Month Ago

Joseph Sheehama is an economics commentator.

Time for uncomfortable truths: Reforming Namibia's failing SOEs

4 Month Ago

NUDO parliamentarian Vetaruhe Kandorozu.

Witvlei Abattoir back in national focus as MP tables questions

4 Month Ago

The Trans-Cunene Corridor serves as a transportation route that connects the Port of Walvis Bay in Namibia to southern Angola, extending as far north as Lubango.

Revive the Trans-Cunene corridor from decline to strategic integration

5 Month Ago

DON'T PANIC: Namibia is well positioned to withstand the impact of the closure of Karan Beef’s largest feedlot in Heidelberg, says LPO chairperson Jako van Wyk. PHOTO Archive

Association urges calm over Karan beef foot and mouth

6 Month Ago

SHOT IN THE ARM: Construction work underway at Carbo Namibia. The company expects to increase their staff compliment by 100 employees over the next three years. Photo: CARBO NAMIBIA

Major investment in charcoal industry

8 Month Ago

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