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Financial services provider, MobiPay has strengthened its commitment to information security by achieving ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification from the British Standards Institution (BSI), the global business improvement standards company. ISO/IEC 27001 is an internationally recognised standard for information security management systems. It provides a structured way for organisatio...

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The third edition of the Youth in Oil and Gas Summit (YIOGS) 2026 will return to Walvis Bay from 23 to 25 July, under the theme “From Discovery to Development: Talent, Capital and Local Content.” With Namibia’s Orange Basin becoming one of the most closely watched deepwater frontiers, seen by TotalEnergies advancing the Venus development […]

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The SanlamAllianz Bridge Programme celebrated five entrepreneurs who graduated from the programme on 22 June in Windhoek, completing a five-month journey of business coaching and mentorship, to strengthen their enterprises and to prepare them for growth. Winner of the 2025/26 SanlamAllianz Bridge Programme, Dean Brandt of Brandt Auster Farming CC received N$50,000 in seed capita...

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The 2026 Bank Windhoek Ramblers Under-21 Football Tournament concluded on Saturday with Deutscher Turn and Sportverein (DTS) crowned as champions after a spirited 1-0 victory over Kasaona Football Academy. DTS secured the N$10,000 first prize, while Kasaona Football Academy received N$7,500 as runners-up. Riverheights Football Academy finished third and earned N$5,000. The tourn...

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By Coen Welsh * Wyndham Clark won his second major in the most hostile of circumstances. His triumph came despite a hostile crowd and supporters cheering his bad shots and jeering his good strokes. However, he never relinquished the lead and won wire-to-wire, he was on top of the leaderboard at the end of every […]

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