Many small business owners plan to keep working during the holidays because they know how hard it is to stick to tight budgets in January.

The Swapo Party Vice President, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, has called on its members to work and deliver on the promises made in their manifesto.

She made the remarks at the Swapo Party manifesto retreat workshop in Windhoek.

President Nangolo Mbumba departed for Cuba this morning for a state visit. Cuba and Namibia have a long-standing history of political and economic ties.

The president has been invited by the President of Cuba, Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez.

Healthy competition is one of the key pillars emphasized by the Namibian Competition Commission to manage rivalries between businesses over market share and promote trust among customers.

Voters' education in the Hardap Region is 90% completed throughout all eight constituencies.

Rehoboth residents showed up in numbers to attend the voters' education exercise presented by the Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN).

609 residents of Rehoboth's Block E residential area received the title deeds for their properties through the Rehoboth Alienation Scheme that was established in 1992.

Rehoboth Mayor Amanda Groenewaldt described the moment as joyful, as they had been waiting for 46 years for it.

Central Bank Governors recently met in Windhoek for a quarterly meeting aimed at addressing pressing regional and economic issues to reinforce collaboration within the Common Monetary Area.

China and Namibia are co-hosting a business networking platform to celebrate the development of business partnerships between local and Chinese investors and enterprises operating in Namibia.

The country's rich abundance of resources has created vast investment opportunities.

The hair grooming industry has emerged as a lucrative market for young entrepreneurs passionate about pursuing this business.

Recently, Business Today visited Joe's Fade Cut, owned by 31-year-old Mwatilefu Joel, a young entrepreneur who has successfully opened two branches despite numerous challenges.

Former nbc employee Kaomo Vijanda Tjombe was laid to rest at the Pionierspark cemetery by family, friends, and loved ones.

Tjombe (65) was a Radio News Editor at the national broadcaster before his retirement.

He is survived by his wife, son Katjo, and siblings.