Developments in uranium sector begin to look promising
ShareWINDHOEK, MAY 8 – Standard Bank Namibia is excited to collaborate with its clients in the uranium sector. Over the medium to long term, the Continue Reading
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Zimbabwe to host Belt and Road Afro-Sino exhibition
ShareHARARE, April 26 — The National Arts Council of Zimbabwe (NACZ) will host the Belt and Road Afro-Sino Cultural Exchange program, which begins Saturday and Continue Reading
South Sudan eyes South Africa investment
ShareJUBA, April 23– South Sudanese government and business officials will on Wednesday meet with South African businesses community in Johannesburg in an effort to woo Continue Reading
Ethiopia inks deal to boost coffee export to China
ShareBEIJING, April 23– China and Ethiopia signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Tuesday on coffee exports to China and to deepen bilateral trade cooperation. Under Continue Reading
CakesforNamibia receives grant to boost its productivity
ShareWindhoek, APRIL, 10 – Jacky’s Bakery (trading as CakesForNamibia) is pleased to announce it is one of the lucky recipients of an income generating grant Continue Reading
Ugandan President Museveni to open Zimbabwe’s premier trade showcase
ShareHARARE, April 9 — Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni will officially open the 60th edition of the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) in Zimbabwe’s second city Continue Reading
World Economic Forum kicks off in Jordan
ShareAMMAN, April 6 — The World Economic Forum (WEF) on the Middle East and North Africa 2019 kicked off on Saturday in Jordan with more Continue Reading
NUST hosts second SME Aisle Project workshop
ShareMusa Zimunya WINDHOEK, APRIL 2 – Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) today hosted the second ever SME Aisle project workshop in Namibia. Titled Continue Reading
Namibia, Kenya to strengthen ties
ShareWINDHOEK, MARCH 22 – Namibia’s President Hage Geingob believes one key area in which Namibia and Kenya can benefit and contribute to the realisation of Continue Reading
Boeing shares plunge after deadly 737 Max jet crash
ShareNEW YORK, March 11 — Boeing shares fell sharply on Monday after a deadly Ethiopian Airlines plane involving the aerospace giant’s 737 Max 8 aircraft. Continue Reading
