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Exciting Clash in Manila: Casimero and Nghitumbwa Set for Regional Title Showdown

Staff Writer

CEBU CITY, Philippines, May 13 — In a highly anticipated regional title fight, former three-division world champion John Riel “Quadro Alas” Casimero and Fillipus Nghitumbwa have successfully passed the mandatory weigh-in. The stage is now set for their clash at the Okada Manila Hotel and Casino in Manila, Philippines.

Casimero, known for his previous accomplishments as the World Boxing Organization (WBO) world bantamweight champion, will be stepping into the super bantamweight division for the first time. The skilled fighter effortlessly met the weight requirement at 121.6 pounds, as did his opponent Nghitumbwa, who currently holds the WBO Global super bantamweight title.

The fight, scheduled for 12 rounds, promises an intense battle between the two talented boxers. The event is being promoted by Casimero’s newest promoters, Japan-based Treasure Boxing Promotions, led by former world champion Masayuki Ito.

Casimero, a 34-year-old fighter hailing from Merida, Leyte, aims to reclaim his status as a world champion. His first challenge on this journey is to dethrone the visiting African fighter, Nghitumbwa, who stands an inch taller at 5-foot-5 compared to Casimero’s 5-foot-4.

Despite the height difference, Casimero holds several advantages going into the bout. With a record of 32 wins, including 22 knockouts, and only four defeats, he brings a wealth of experience to the ring. In his previous match last December, Casimero showcased his skills by scoring a second-round knockout against the taller Ryo Akaho of Japan.

On the other hand, this will be Nghitumbwa’s first time fighting outside of Namibia. With a record of 12 wins and 1 loss, including an impressive 11 knockouts, he faces a tough challenge in Casimero. The Filipino fighter’s experience and the support of a partisan crowd give him a significant edge.

As the boxing world eagerly awaits this showdown, fans anticipate a thrilling display of skill, determination, and the fierce spirit of competition. Casimero and Nghitumbwa’s clash in Manila is set to ignite the ring and create boxing magic.

Namibia Daily News

May 13, 2023 0 comment
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Namibian Prison Authorities Ban Visible Tattoos in Effort to Safeguard Image

NDN Staffer

WINDHOEK, May 13 — In an effort to protect the image of the prison system, Namibian prison authorities have implemented a ban on the recruitment of individuals with visible tattoos. Concerns have arisen regarding the potential association between certain tattoos worn by prison officers and criminal gangs. The Namibia Correctional Services (NCS) aims to ensure that the tattoos do not reflect negatively on the service, leading to a revision of recruitment policies and the code of conduct.

Preserving the Image of Prisons: Recognizing the importance of upholding the reputation and integrity of the correctional system, the NCS has taken measures to safeguard its image. The presence of visible tattoos on prison officers has raised concerns, as some tattoos may be linked to criminal organizations. The ban on recruiting individuals with visible tattoos is an effort to prevent any negative associations and maintain the professionalism and credibility of the NCS.

Amending Recruitment Policies and Code of Conduct: Commissioner-General Raphael Hamunyela, the head of the NCS, emphasized the need for a revised recruitment policy and code of conduct. This amendment aims to ensure that future recruits into the NCS do not have visible tattoos. By implementing these changes, the NCS aims to enforce a standard that reflects positively on the service, promotes professionalism, and fosters public trust.

Disciplinary Offense and Record-Keeping: Under the new policy, obtaining new tattoos will be considered a disciplinary offence. This demonstrates the NCS’s commitment to maintaining a professional appearance and upholding the highest standards of conduct among its officers. Additionally, the names of correctional officers with tattoos will be recorded to maintain accurate records and facilitate effective management within the NCS.

Balancing Image Protection and Individual Expression: While the ban on visible tattoos in the NCS is intended to protect the image of the prison system, it is essential to strike a balance between image preservation and respect for individual expression. Tattoos can hold personal and cultural significance for individuals, and many correctional officers may have acquired tattoos prior to their employment. In implementing this ban, it is crucial for the NCS to consider transitional provisions or guidelines that respect the existing tattoos of current officers while maintaining the desired professional image.

Enhancing Professionalism and Public Confidence: The decision to ban visible tattoos in the NCS signifies the commitment of Namibian prison authorities to enhancing professionalism and public confidence in the correctional system. By establishing clear guidelines regarding tattoos and enforcing a stringent recruitment policy, the NCS aims to ensure that its officers project an image that is free from any potential negative associations.

Conclusion: The ban on visible tattoos in the Namibia Correctional Services reflects a proactive approach to safeguarding the image and reputation of the prison system. By revising recruitment policies and the code of conduct, the NCS seeks to project professionalism, maintain public trust, and disassociate itself from potential criminal connections. While this measure may raise questions about individual expression, it underscores the NCS’s commitment to upholding high standards and preserving the integrity of Namibia’s correctional services. – Namibia Daily News

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Strengthening Diplomatic Ties: Namibia and South Korea Discuss Mutual Cooperation

NDN Staffer

WINDHOEK, May 13 — A courtesy call between Rt. Honourable Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila, Prime Minister of the Republic of Namibia, and H.E. Park Heong Joon, the Mayor of Busan Metropolitan City and Special Envoy of H.E. Yoon Suk Yeol, President of South Korea, has opened doors for increased cooperation and strengthened diplomatic relations between the two nations. The meeting not only focused on mutual support but also explored opportunities for knowledge sharing and technological advancements that can benefit Namibia’s social development goals.

During the courtesy call, H.E. Park Heong Joon extended an official invitation on behalf of President Yoon Suk Yeol to Namibia to attend the 2024 Korea African Special Summit, to be hosted in South Korea. This invitation demonstrates the importance South Korea places on fostering closer ties with African nations, and Namibia’s presence at the summit will further enhance bilateral cooperation between the two countries. Such high-level engagements provide a platform for productive dialogue and the exploration of mutual interests.

In addition to the invitation, the meeting aimed to seek Namibia’s support for South Korea’s bid to host the World Expo 2030 in Busan. The World Expo is a global event that showcases advancements in technology, culture, and innovation. By expressing support for South Korea’s bid, Namibia acknowledges the potential benefits of hosting such a prestigious event, including increased international exposure and economic opportunities. This gesture demonstrates the commitment of both countries to collaborate on a global stage.

The discussion between Prime Minister Kuugongelwa-Amadhila and Mayor Park Heong Joon emphasized the importance of deepening diplomatic relations and exploring opportunities for knowledge sharing. Namibia recognizes South Korea as a technologically advanced nation and seeks to learn from its experiences and expertise. The Prime Minister highlighted the potential for Namibia to optimize the interests of its people, particularly in the area of social development, by adopting and adapting South Korea’s successful strategies.

As a developing country, Namibia understands the significance of harnessing technological advancements and innovative practices to drive progress and uplift its citizens. By engaging with South Korea, Namibia aims to learn from its successful developmental trajectory, leveraging its expertise to enhance various sectors, including healthcare, education, infrastructure, and economic growth. This partnership can play a pivotal role in accelerating Namibia’s development agenda, improving the quality of life for its people, and achieving sustainable and inclusive growth.

The courtesy call between Prime Minister Kuugongelwa-Amadhila and Mayor Park Heong Joon marks a significant step towards building stronger diplomatic ties between Namibia and South Korea. Through dialogue, mutual support, and knowledge exchange, both countries have the opportunity to forge a partnership that benefits their respective nations and peoples. Namibia’s commitment to exploring South Korea’s advancements demonstrates a willingness to embrace innovation and learn from successful models, while South Korea’s interest in engaging with Namibia reflects its recognition of the potential for collaboration and growth on the African continent.

The courtesy call between Prime Minister Kuugongelwa-Amadhila and Mayor Park Heong Joon has laid the foundation for enhanced diplomatic relations between Namibia and South Korea. The discussions centred on mutual cooperation, support for South Korea’s bid to host the World Expo 2030, and opportunities for knowledge sharing. As Namibia seeks to optimize its social development goals, the nation recognizes the value of learning from South Korea’s technological advancements and experiences. Through collaborative efforts, both countries can contribute to each other’s progress, fostering growth, and prosperity for their respective nations and peoples. By embracing this opportunity for closer ties, Namibia and South Korea can build a mutually beneficial partnership that not only strengthens diplomatic relations but also paves the way for shared advancements in various sectors. As the nations work together towards their common goals, they have the potential to create a brighter future, marked by innovation, sustainable development, and improved quality of life for their citizens. With a firm foundation established, the path to a prosperous and fruitful collaboration between Namibia and South Korea is set, promising a fruitful and successful journey ahead. – Namibia Daily News

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Grand Opening of Old Mutual Branch Marks a New Era for Gobabis

By Staff Reporter

Gobabis, May 12 — Old Mutual, the trusted and reliable financial services provider, has set a new milestone in the town of Gobabis with the inauguration of its brand-new branch. The official opening ceremony was a moment of grandeur, filled with energy and excitement. This significant occasion not only underscores Old Mutual’s unwavering commitment to the people of Gobabis but also signals its dedication to delivering excellence and support.

Mignon du Preez, Old Mutual Namibia Group Marketing, Public Affairs, and Sustainability Executive, welcomed guests with great enthusiasm, expressing, “Today, we are filled with joy as we celebrate the launch of our new Old Mutual Gobabis branch. As Abraham Lincoln once said, the best way to predict the future is to create it, and we are forging a bright future for the people of Gobabis.”

Du Preez further emphasized, “This branch signifies more than just a physical space; it embodies a promise to the people of Gobabis. A promise that Old Mutual will be there every step of the way, empowering you to navigate the financial landscape with confidence and ease.”

Logan Fransman, Old Mutual Chief Operating Officer, expressed gratitude to everyone who contributed to the successful opening of the new branch. “We extend our heartfelt appreciation for your presence and unwavering support. Old Mutual is dedicated to upholding the highest standards of professionalism, integrity, and respect, as we serve the people of Gobabis.”

Old Mutual is excited about its future in Gobabis and takes pride in being a part of this vibrant and dynamic community. With the establishment of its new branch, the company aims to make a positive impact and assist the people of Gobabis in achieving their financial aspirations. – Namibia Daily News

May 12, 2023 0 comment
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Celebrating the Indispensable Role of Namibian Nurses on International Nurses Day

NDN Staffer

WINDHOEK, May 12 — On International Nurses Day, we come together to celebrate the remarkable contributions of nurses worldwide, honouring their tireless dedication and selfless commitment to healthcare. This special day also provides us with an opportunity to acknowledge the invaluable role of Namibian nurses in promoting the well-being of our nation. Under the theme ‘Our Nurses. Our Future,’ this year’s celebration recognizes the need to invest in nursing to address global health challenges and ensure a healthy future for all.

As we commemorate International Nurses Day, we remember Florence Nightingale, the pioneer of modern nursing. Her legacy serves as a reminder of the profound impact nurses have on healthcare. Nightingale’s unwavering dedication to the welfare of patients laid the foundation for the nursing profession as we know it today. Her compassionate spirit and commitment to improving healthcare have become an inspiration for nurses worldwide.

In Namibia, nurses are at the forefront of our healthcare system, providing essential services and playing a vital role in maintaining the well-being of our communities. Their contributions go beyond administering medication and tending to the sick. They serve as advocates, educators, and compassionate caregivers, ensuring equitable access to healthcare services for all Namibians.

The Namibian government acknowledges the evolving nature of the nursing profession and the challenges faced by nurses in fulfilling their duties. We are committed to creating an enabling and supportive environment that allows nurses to excel in their roles. By investing in nursing education, professional development, and improved working conditions, we aim to strengthen the nursing workforce and enhance the quality of healthcare services across the country.

The COVID-19 pandemic has underscored the invaluable role of nurses as heroes in their own right. These selfless frontline champions have demonstrated an unwavering commitment to providing equitable access to healthcare services, even in the most challenging circumstances. The dedication and sacrifices of Namibian nurses have been instrumental in safeguarding the health of our nation. Their tireless efforts have been crucial in the fight against the pandemic, saving countless lives and bringing hope to our communities.

On this International Nurses Day, I extend my deepest gratitude to all Namibian nurses for their unwavering dedication, compassion, sacrifices, and tireless efforts. Your commitment to providing quality healthcare services, often at your own expense, is truly inspiring and commendable. The impact you have on the lives of individuals, families, and communities is immeasurable. The Namibian government and the entire nation recognize and appreciate your vital contributions.

As we celebrate International Nurses Day, let us reflect on the extraordinary contributions of Namibian nurses to our healthcare system and society as a whole. Their commitment, compassion, and unwavering dedication to their profession make them true heroes. Let us continue to support and invest in nursing, ensuring that our nurses have the resources, recognition, and respect they deserve. On this special day, we extend our heartfelt appreciation and wish all Namibian nurses a Happy International Nurses Day!  – Namibia Daily News

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Celebrating the Legacy of Comrade Sam Shafiishuna Nujoma: A Revolutionary Leader

By Staff Reporter

WINDHOEK, May 12 — On the momentous occasion of Comrade Sam Shafiishuna Nujoma’s 94th birthday, we gather to honour a remarkable revolutionary leader who dedicated his life to the struggle for freedom and self-determination in Namibia. As the founding president of the Republic of Namibia, Nujoma’s unwavering commitment and unmatched leadership have left an indelible mark on the nation. Today, we celebrate his achievements, reflect on his enduring legacy, and draw inspiration from his courage and vision as we continue our journey towards a united, inclusive, and prosperous Namibia.

Revolutionary leaders like Comrade Sam Nujoma are not born in ordinary times or under easy circumstances. They emerge in moments of great injustice and turmoil, driven by a profound desire for reform and the betterment of life. Nujoma’s revolutionary spirit was rooted in the pursuit of self-determination for the Namibian people, who suffered under the oppressive grip of apartheid. With unmatched bravery and determination, he rallied the sons and daughters of Namibia to fight for their freedom.

As the President of the liberation movement SWAPO (South West Africa People’s Organization), Comrade Nujoma led the struggle against apartheid with unwavering conviction. Under his leadership, Namibia achieved independence in 1990, marking a turning point in the nation’s history. Nujoma’s vision and tireless efforts united Namibians from all walks of life, forging a common purpose in the pursuit of a stable and prosperous nation.

Comrade Sam Nujoma’s role as the Founding President of the Republic of Namibia cannot be overstated. His leadership during the early years of independence was instrumental in establishing a sense of unity and cohesion among Namibians. In his pursuit of a united and inclusive Namibia, Nujoma laid the foundations for a nation that embraces diversity, cherishes its heritage, and works together towards shared goals. His legacy continues to guide us as we progress towards the ambitious Vision 2030, which envisions a prosperous future for all Namibians.

Revolution, as Peter Kropotkin once said, is an act of hope. Comrade Sam Nujoma’s unwavering hope for a liberated and prosperous Namibia propelled him forward during the darkest days of the struggle. On this occasion, as we honour his extraordinary contributions, let us be reminded that hope remains essential as we confront the challenges of the present and shape the future. We must draw courage from Nujoma’s example and act resolutely in the interests of the Namibian people, ensuring a united, inclusive, and prosperous nation for generations to come.

On behalf of the people and the Government of the Republic of Namibia, I extend heartfelt gratitude to Comrade Sam Shafiishuna Nujoma for his distinctive and unwavering leadership. His sacrifices and legacy continue to inspire Namibians, reminding us of our resilience and the heights we can achieve when united. As we celebrate his 94th birthday, we honour his achievements, cherish his timeless elegance, and express our unwavering commitment to upholding the values for which he fought. – Namibia Daily News

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Eroding Legitimacy: Swapo and ANC Face Challenges Ahead of 2024 Elections

By Staff reporter

WINDHOEK, May 11 — The recent state visit of Namibian President Hage Geingob to South Africa not only strengthened bilateral relations but also highlighted the historical ties between the ruling parties of both nations. However, as both the South West Africa People’s Organisation (Swapo) and the African National Congress (ANC) face a decline in political legitimacy, they must confront tough choices ahead of the upcoming 2024 elections. This article examines the challenges faced by Swapo and the ANC and the implications for democracy in Namibia and South Africa.

Historical Solidarity and Lessons Learned: Geingob’s address to the ANC’s national executive committee emphasized the deep bonds of solidarity formed during the liberation struggles. However, both parties must move beyond nostalgic reminiscences and address present failures rather than relying solely on past achievements. Romanticizing the past risks undermining constitutionalism and deflecting attention from the current challenges faced by both nations.

A Shared History: From Liberation Movements to Governments: The relationship between Namibia and South Africa has a special significance due to the apartheid era and the subsequent struggle for independence. Swapo and the ANC emerged as the majority parties in their respective countries following democratic elections. The successful transition from liberation movements to governments was marked by the drafting of democratic constitutions and the establishment of independent judiciaries.

Erosion of Political Legitimacy: In recent years, both Swapo and the ANC have experienced a decline in popular support and political legitimacy. The ANC’s once overwhelming majority has gradually diminished, and projections for the 2024 elections suggest the party may lose its absolute majority. Similarly, Swapo faced a setback in the 2019 elections, losing its two-thirds majority. The erosion of their control over regional and local governments has forced both parties to engage in coalition building.

Political Alliances and Loss of Trust: The erosion of trust and declining delivery of basic services have contributed to the diminishing popularity of both Swapo and the ANC. State capture and allegations of corruption have further eroded public trust. As politics becomes a matter of negotiated alliances, principles are often compromised for the sake of power, undermining citizens’ confidence in the political system.

The Road Ahead: 2024 Elections and the Limits of Liberation: The 2024 elections will be a crucial test for both parties. The ANC may face the prospect of forming a coalition government, while Swapo’s electoral prospects seem relatively better. However, the former liberation movements must confront their democratic deficits and address the disillusionment of the electorate. The response to further decline will determine the future of democracy in Namibia and South Africa.

The Role of Opposition Parties: As the former liberation movements grapple with their challenges, opposition parties are expected to play an increasingly significant role. However, these parties must present credible alternatives that prioritize the well-being of ordinary citizens to effectively challenge the incumbent parties’ dominance.

Conclusion: The decline in political legitimacy faced by Swapo and the ANC raises important questions about the future of democracy in Namibia and South Africa. As both parties enter a crucial election year, they must confront their failures, regain the trust of the people, and address the pressing issues affecting their nations. The ability to adapt and respond to these challenges will shape the trajectory of democracy in the region. – Namibia Daily News

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Namibia hosts conference to address human-wildlife conflict

WINDHOEK, May 11 — Namibia is hosting a three-day national conference to address the ongoing human-wildlife conflict (HWC) in the country.

Speaking at the opening of the conference in Windhoek, the capital of Namibia, Wednesday, Namibia’s Vice President Nangolo Mbumba said efforts to manage HWC must prioritize the rights and development needs of local communities, while also promoting biodiversity conservation and self-reliance.

Mbumba said to achieve these goals, appropriate mitigation and monitoring methods must be developed, while all stakeholders must be capacitated to effectively manage such conflicts.

“Human-wildlife conflict is complex and thus requires multidimensional solutions. The impact of this conflict on people and their properties is a difficult challenge that conservation agencies and institutions are faced with,” Mbumba said, calling on all citizens to work together to minimize losses and the impact caused by wild animals.

He praised the success of conservancies in the country, which are benefiting thousands of citizens through employment creation, and encouraged the management of wildlife for commercial use on freehold farms, contributing to the conservation of wildlife species and the maintenance of biodiversity.

Specific resolutions and actions to implement preventive and protective strategies for HWC management are expected at the conference, which will also establish mechanisms to provide compensation to affected parties whose family members die or are severely injured as a result of HWC.

At least 33 people were killed and 54 others injured due to HWC in Namibia since 2019, according to government statistics. (Xinhua)

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Namibia’s Path to Sustainable Energy: Wave Power Fuels Hydrogen Project

By Staff Reporter

WINDHOEK, May 11 — Finnish wave energy technology developer, AW-Energy Oy, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Kaoko Green Energy Solutions (Pty) Ltd to collaborate on a project aimed at producing hydrogen from renewable energy sources, including wave energy, in Namibia. The partnership will leverage AW-Energy’s innovative WaveRoller device, designed to convert ocean wave energy into electricity. With Namibia’s commitment to sustainable energy solutions and the pressing need for alternative energy sources in the region, this collaboration marks an important step towards achieving those goals.

The project will be implemented in three stages, commencing with a comprehensive site design that includes the manufacturing and deployment of a WaveRoller wave farm along the coast of Swakopmund in western Namibia. This initial stage will lay the foundation for subsequent assessments of wave farm capacities in multiple locations.

In the second stage, the project will focus on evaluating the potential of wave farms in various areas, taking into account the unique characteristics of each location. This assessment will contribute to the development of a comprehensive wave energy infrastructure.

The final stage aims to expand wave energy plants to generate power for the grid, while also supporting crucial sectors such as desalination and green hydrogen projects. By delivering sustainable energy to the grid, the project will help address energy shortages in the region and promote the development of a reliable and environmentally friendly energy ecosystem.

Sacky Nalusha, Director at Kaoko Green Energy, highlighted the importance of exploring untapped and sustainable energy sources in the face of energy shortages in the region. Ocean waves, with their inherent potential, offer a viable solution to meet Namibia’s energy needs.

Namibia’s Green Hydrogen Council introduced its green hydrogen strategy at the Sharm el-Sheikh Climate Change Conference in November 2022. This strategy aligns with the country’s collaboration with European partners to ensure a sustainable supply of raw materials and drive the development of renewable energy and green hydrogen initiatives. The partnership with AW-Energy is a testament to Namibia’s determination to harness clean and renewable energy sources for a greener future.

The collaboration between AW-Energy and Kaoko Green Energy in Namibia marks a significant milestone in the pursuit of sustainable energy solutions. By utilizing AW-Energy’s WaveRoller technology to harness the power of ocean waves, the project aims to produce renewable energy for hydrogen production, contributing to Namibia’s green hydrogen strategy. As Namibia focuses on expanding its renewable energy capacity and securing a sustainable energy supply, this initiative paves the way for a more environmentally conscious future and reinforces the country’s commitment to combating climate change. – Namibia Daily News

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Fly Etosha Plans to Re-Apply for Air Transport License, Overcoming Initial Setback

By Staff Reporter

WINDHOEK, May 11 — Namibian airline hopeful, Fly Etosha, is determined to obtain an air transport license despite facing an initial rejection from the Namibian Transportation Commission. Founder William Ekandjo has expressed the company’s commitment to addressing the concerns raised by the commission, with the intention of re-applying for the license. The startup aims to establish itself as a competitive player in the aviation industry, offering domestic, regional, and international flights.

Fly Etosha initially sought to commence operations in June 2023, having applied for a scheduled and non-scheduled air service license earlier this year. The ambitious airline proposed a diverse fleet of 33 aircraft, including in-house regional planes, leased narrowbodies, and widebodies, with a projected investment of USD 37.6 million.

However, FlyNamibia, exercising its statutory rights, formally objected to Fly Etosha’s plans, citing concerns regarding safety, service quality, and reliability. The objection, lodged with the Transportation Commission of Namibia, faced public backlash, leading to FlyNamibia withdrawing its opposition.

Undeterred by the initial setback, Fly Etosha remains focused on its goal. William Ekandjo, a retired pilot and former acting senior flight operations manager at the now-defunct Air Namibia, expressed confidence in the startup’s ability to meet the requirements set forth by regulatory bodies. He emphasized the company’s determination to provide healthy competition in the aviation sector.

Fly Etosha is diligently working to address the concerns raised by the Transportation Commission of Namibia. Ekandjo stated that the necessary corrections are being made, and he anticipates re-applying for the air transport license within approximately a month.

The startup remains committed to meeting all requirements, both in terms of safety and financial stability. While acknowledging that raising funds is an ongoing consideration, Ekandjo reassured that Fly Etosha possesses the capacity to secure the necessary investments for its operations.

As Fly Etosha perseveres in its pursuit of an air transport license, the Namibian aviation industry awaits the emergence of a new player. The startup’s determination, coupled with Ekandjo’s extensive experience in the field, positions Fly Etosha as a potential force to be reckoned with.

With its comprehensive fleet plan and aspirations to provide domestic, regional, and international services, Fly Etosha aims to bring increased competition, choice, and innovation to the Namibian aviation market. As the company progresses through the regulatory process, the industry eagerly awaits the realization of its ambitious vision.

Despite facing an initial rejection, Fly Etosha is determined to re-apply for an air transport license, addressing concerns and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. The startup’s commitment to competition, safety, and satisfying all requirements positions it as a potential catalyst for growth and development in Namibia’s aviation sector. As the company works towards its goals, the industry watches with anticipation for Fly Etosha’s eventual entry into the skies.

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