Windhoek Observer
I had always thought that colouring books were for kids. I bought tons of them for my own kids when they were young. Well, let me tell you that I have been introduced to the world of colouring books for adults.
The Chamber of Mines of Namibia is celebrating its golden jubilee this year, marking 50 years of excellence and dedicated service to Namibia’s mining industry, from its inception in 1969 to 2019.
The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) says it still has to resort to outsourcing complex investigations involving financial matters due to continued lack of internal capacity.
If you happened to glance at Sky News or BBC or any part of the UK Internet over the past week or so, you would have been greeted by some most unusual sights.
The Windhoek Observer News Editor Nyasha Francis Nyaungwa (NFN) sat down with Inland Revenue Commissioner Justus Mwafongwe (JM) who explained what has been causing delays in processing VAT refunds.
The SWAPO Party’s Otjozondjupa Regional Executive has threatened to reprimand Governor Otto Ipinge if he continues to involve himself in the restructuring of leadership positions at section and branch levels in the region.
With the cost of medical services continuing to sky rocket amid allegations of over servicing and fraudulent claims by medical practitioners, the Windhoek Observer (WO) engaged the Chief Executive Officer of the Namibian Association of Medical Aid Funds (NAMAF) Stephen Tjiuoro (ST),
The construction, hotel and restaurant sectors are expected to drive the domestic economy recovery in 2019, with the country’s GDP projected to grow by 0,3 percent, latest figures from the Bank of Namibia show.
The changing business environment has forced the Government Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF) to review its actuarial valuation policy which requires that it be conducted every 18 months to three years, as part of efforts to mitigate any potential risk the fund might face.
The US Embassy in Windhoek said Wednesday that its government, through the US Agency for International Development (USAID) and the Department of Defence,
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