Former politician turned businessman Nico Kaiyamo says he hopes his story of courage, resilience, and being principled inspires Namibians.
Kaiyamo narrates his life's story in his autobiography titled 'My Journey', launched in Windhoek on Thursday.
The name Nico Kaiyamo has become synonymous with the slogan 'friend to all, enemy to none', as he takes us through his memoirs, sharing the most captivating moments of his life over the past 60 years.
Authors from SADC countries co-authored a book titled "Dominant Parties as Governments in Southern Africa: Their changing nature and its implications for democracy and democratic consolidation".
The book provides a research basis for students as well as policymakers.
The book covers case studies on Namibia, South Africa, Botswana, Angola, Mozambique, Lesotho, Eswatini, and Zimbabwe.
It captures the changing narratives and political dynamics in the Southern African context, honing in on former liberation movements turned governing parties.
Entrepreneurship is a remarkable path that requires a unique blend of passion, resilience, and a thirst for knowledge.
Aspiring entrepreneurs possess the spark of innovation and the determination to pursue their dreams.
It is with this background that Business consultant Titus Manuel has written a book titled Entrepreneurship Revolution to fan that spark into a flame and equip aspiring entrepreneurs with the knowledge to navigate the challenges and seize the opportunities in the business industry.
A book that aims to promote Namibia's natural, nourishing food was launched in Windhoek.
The cookbook will serve as an easy guide on how to diversify one's diet by using locally available ingredients and cooking equipment.
The book also encourages the use of indigenous foods and represents the diversity of Namibia's cuisines, culture, and lifestyle.
Namibia needs more people who are fearless and smart thinkers who can inspire and advise the government where it is failing the nation.
These are the words of Rand Merchant Bank Namibia's Managing Director, Steve Galloway, referring to author Robin Sherbourne at the launch of the book "Guide to the Namibian Economy".
Galloway defines the book as one of the contributors to the country's upliftment.
