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In tonight's SPOTLIGHT: Michelle speaks to Arinze Ofakor from the Namibia Investment and Finance Academy.
Gary speaks to The Ghost about African Rainbow Capital wanting to delist, an update on The Purple Group, the CMH Group's drop in their share price, as well as Anglo America ready to de-merge Anglo American Platinum.
In this episode, Christine and I tackle the age-old question: Is your husband really just your first-born in disguise? Tune in as we dive into the delightful dynamics of marriage, where the "eldest child" might just be the grown man you married (who still needs reminders to use a laundry basket).
U.S. President Donald Trump unveiled a sweeping new tariff initiative, describing it as a “historic reclaiming of America's economic independence.” Angie Scholtz is joined by UNAM economics lecturer, Dr. Omu Kakujaha-Matundu.
Gerald tells us all about new technologies for new opportunities in small businesses.
Michelle speaks to Cheryl Emvula, Group Economist at FNB Namibia about the tariffs imposed globally by the United States of America and the devastation they are causing on the world markets, as well as Namibia.
Gary speaks to The Ghost about Safari Investments exiting Namibia and Oryx Properties purchasing Platz am Meer Shopping Mall in Swakopmund for N$ 290 Million, Capitec's change in leadership with Graham Lee, and Renergen share price up 96% over a month and 2% year-to-date.
Gary speaks to the CEO of Debmarine Namibia, Willy Mertins, who is a Registered Chartered Accountant with a Graduate Diploma in Engineering, a Certified Internal Auditor with Post Graduate Diplomas in Accounting, Auditing, and Taxation, and the list goes on.
Many Namibians struggle with debt due to factors like low incomes, high costs of living, and the need to support extended families. These factors often lead to reliance on loans for essential expenses, which can create a cycle of debt. This evening, Gary speaks to Bronwen Chase, the Head of Lend at FnB.
