President Geingob, we know you are a good man, please rectify this situation so that people can make a living!
Source: Namibian Broadcasting Corporation
28 Sep 2020… Read the rest
a highly nutritious packet soup is being produced in Namibia by a small company. The soup is made from a Namibian vegetable and is high in nutrients and protein. The small business has received a loan from Namibia`s National Development Bank and will now expand and employ many local people.… Read the rest
the Namibian authorities are doing their best to help the growing number of unemployed and those working in the informal sector who cannot even earn a daily living due to Covid lockdown restrictions
Source: Namibian Broadcasting Corporation
19 August 2020
re posted from FORUM ON CHINA AFRICA COOPERATION
The China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC) Rossing Uranium in Namibia is confident that it will continue to be a major supplier of energy to the world, and deliver value to stakeholders
Source: Namibian Broadcasting Corporation
18 July 2020
Small and medium businesses are struggling in many countries. In Namibia the government have an emergency cash and food program for those worst affected but cannot afford to help everyone who is struggling.
Source: Namibian Broadcasting Corporation
Hardap Region businesses struggle to stay afloat under State of Emergency restrictions-NBC
Published … Read the rest
by PD Lawton 24 March 2020
Back in January when Covid-19 was spreading across China, messages of solidarity were pouring in from Africans across the continent. Many events were held across Africa, such as `health walks`, to raise money and awareness of what the Chinese … Read the rest
Walvis Bay, image: miningreview
by PD Lawton , 4 August 2019
Despite the worst drought in many years,despite various embargoes and despite severe poverty these are happy and hopeful times in Namibia. This ancient and … Read the rest
Source: New China TV
LIVE: Chinese-built container terminal inaugurated in Namibia
LIVE: A Chinese-built new container terminal is inaugurated at Namibia’s Walvis Bay.
The modernized port, located on Africa’s western coast, will facilitate transit between southern Africa, Europe, Asia, and the Americas.
re posted from EXECUTIVE INTELLIGENCE REVIEW
https://larouchepub.com/other/2019/4625-african_high_speed_rail_finance.html
This article appears in the June 28, 2019 issue of Executive Intelligence Review.
