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BUSINESS TODAY | SPRING MARKET BOOSTS LOCAL BUSINESSES

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1 month ago By NBC Online

For many businesses, getting their products to the potential customers remains a challenge.  

BUSINESS TODAY | CITY POLICE CLARIFIES STREET TRADE BY-LAWS

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1 month ago By NBC Online

The Windhoek City Police says the enforcement of by-laws on street trade is not meant to prevent people from doing business but to ensure that vending activities are within the confines of the laws.

BUSINESS TODAY | POPULATION GROWTH EXPANDS LABOUR FORCE

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1 month ago By NBC Online

Namibia's growing population is increasing the number of people entering the working-age population and, ultimately, the labour market.

While population growth can support economic expansion, it also puts pressure on the economy to create enough jobs for those seeking employment.

AFRICA CHALLENGES HISTORICAL DISTORTIONS

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1 month ago By NBC Online

Africa is not relenting in rewriting how the world sees its history, its people and its place in the world.

This year, the continent took two major battles to the United Nations – slavery and the distortion of Africa's true size on world maps.

TRAINING TARGETS PREVENTABLE MATERNAL DEATHS

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1 month ago By NBC Online

The Safe-Birth Africa Project has launched a three-day national training programme aimed at strengthening health workers' response to postpartum haemorrhage and other obstetric emergencies.

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