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Pupkewitz Megabuild Lifestyle will be opening its brand-new store in Chasie Street. From interiors to the ultimate home shopping destination all under one roof. Angie Scholtz speaks to the Managing Director, Martin Schoeman.
Angie Speaks to the Acting Managing Director at FlyNamibia Aviation Nerine Uys.
Gary speaks to The Ghost about Anglo American Platinum de-merger, BHP releasing results, DRD Gold, 12 month results for Kumba Iron Ore, and CA Sales Holdings entering into agreement to acquire 35% Of Tradco Group.
Gerald tells us all about outdated business Technologies.
Michelle speaks to Cheryl Emvula from First Rand about global gold reserves.
The Retirement Fund Institute of Namibia held its first quarterly member engagement in Windhoek, focusing on equipping leaders with tools for navigating a fast-changing world. The event took cognisance of the skills leader's need for the new world of work. Angie Scholtz is joined by Internationally recognised leadership expert Keith Coats who presented the topic of Africa’s economic landscape and its impact on retirement funds.
Every three minutes, a pangolin is poached—either for illegal bushmeat or to supply the Asian market with its highly sought-after scales. This alarming reality underscores the urgent need to raise awareness for these incredible and unique mammals. World Pangolin Day, observed annually on the third Saturday of February (15 February 2025), is an opportunity to highlight the severe threats pangolins face, particularly poaching and illegal wildlife trafficking in Namibia and […]
As the Managing Director of Pupkewitz Motors, I have the unique privilege of driving a wide range of vehicles from across our esteemed brand portfolio. It's an opportunity that comes with the job, and I’m grateful for it. Recently, while embarking on a road trip to South Africa in a Toyota Prado, I experienced a moment of nostalgia that truly made me reflect on the incredible evolution of motoring. As […]
Trustco Group Holdings Limited is considering de-listing from the Johannesburg Stock Exchange, Namibian Stock Exchange, and OTCQX Market in the U.S. The company plans to engage an independent expert for a fair opinion as part of the process. Angie Scholtz speaks to the Deputy CEO, Quinton Van Rooyen.
