Namibia: Students Paint Mural Encouraging People to Take Care of Themselves and Others
Students from the visual arts department from the College of the Arts (COTA) have painted a mural on the National Art Gallery of ...
Angola: Churches Open With Biosecurity Measures
Luanda — Some churches in Luanda province opened Saturday their doors to worship God as a group, observing all biosecurity measures imposed by ...
Namibia: Cancer Association Presents Interim Report On the Current Situation
The reality that Covid-19 as well as cancer and other non-communicable diseases remains a health threat of serious concern that must be addressed, ...
Namibia: Wildlife Resorts Senior Management’s Salaries Cut By 25%
Namibia Wildlife Resort's Board, Managing Director and Senior Management took a decision earlier this month to cut their salaries by 25%, effective from ...
Namibia: Walvis Preschools Worry About Business
OWNERS of early childhood development (ECD) centres, crèches and kindergartens at Walvis Bay are concerned about their survival after suffering financial losses and ...
Namibia: Declining Repo Rate Supports Domestic Activity – Expert
The Bank of Namibia (BoN) and the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) have cut the repo rate several times since both countries announced ...
Namibia: Namibia Wildlife Resorts Management Takes Salary Cut
Namibia Wildlife Resorts board and senior management have reduced their salaries by 25%. The state-owned company says this is in line with its ...
HSBC, Standard Chartered shares slump on FinCEN Files revelations
Shares in HSBC and Standard Chartered fell on Monday to their lowest since 1998 after media reports that they and other banks, including ...
Swaziland: Authorities Ban March to Protest Ban On Alcohol During Coronavirus Crisis
A planned march in Swaziland (eSwatini) to protest the ban of manufacture and sales of alcohol during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic was banned ...
South Africa: As Covid-19 Numbers Fall, Much Remains Uncertain
In its latest weekly mortality report, the South African Medical Research Council (MRC) estimates that there were around 44 400 excess natural deaths ...