By Hanks Saisai Many farmers across Namibia have achieved substantial cereal grain yields due to the normal to above-normal rainfall received across the country. Currently, many smallholder farmers have commenced with threshing their grain for the common staple grains (Mahangu, Maize and Sorghum) and have engaged in preparations to storeContinue Reading
By Roger Gertze In the African broadcast and content industry, technology is both an enabler and a risk. It offers almost limitless opportunities to enrich the lives of our people. But if not used intentionally, it can also be a threat to businesses, to individuals and to society. Cybersecurity is anContinue Reading
By Jennifer Pogisho In an age where knowledge is power, the right to access information has taken centre stage in conversations about governance, democracy, and development. But is the growing emphasis on Access to Information (ATI) justified or is it just another buzzword? Far from being a new or trendyContinue Reading
By Paul-Gordon /Guidao-ǂOab For many of us, the only interaction we have with retirement planning is seeing the “Pension Deduction” line on our monthly payslips. Unfortunately, most people have little to no understanding of what this deduction includes or how it affects their future. This lack of awareness is aContinue Reading
By Erastus Ngaruka Many farming areas in Namibia have received significantly more rain in comparison to the previous season, recording above-average volumes. Moreover, rangeland productivity has improved in some areas, although the quality of the grazing materials is still not at its finest. Albeit livestock body conditions remain high (fatContinue Reading
By Denver Beukes There is something magical about finding a home during the winter season in Namibia. Imagine moving into a cosy house with a fireplace, surrounded by the serene beauty of the Namibian landscape. Winter can highlight the charm and warmth of a home, making it feel even moreContinue Reading
By Bronwyn Moody If you buy food from food carts over your lunch break, you will notice that many servers use calculators to calculate change. As a result, queues build up, and transactions are delayed, affecting the profitability and productivity of the food carts. Suppose the servers have a highContinue Reading
By Kehad Snydewel I recently had the pleasure of participating in the awards ceremony at the Namibian University of Science and Technology (NUST) at their Faculty of Computing and Informatics. The dedication, resilience, and aspirations of the outstanding students within the Faculty of Computing and Informatics were celebrated. We oftenContinue Reading
By Stantin Siebritz Artificial Intelligence is advancing at a remarkable pace, delivering innovations once confined to science fiction. From early disease detection to seamless speech interpretation, AI is reshaping industries and redefining human capabilities. Yet, as this technological momentum accelerates, a critical question arises: how can we leverage these toolsContinue Reading
By Victor Ashikoto Namibia is rapidly emerging as one of Africa’s top financial hubs, attracting investors and strengthening its position in regional trade. According to the latest Africa Trade Barometer (ATB), Namibia is now the continent’s second most attractive trade destination – a testament to its growing economic influence. TheContinue Reading
