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Chamwe Kaira World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), Director General Daren Tang has pledged the Organization’s continued support for the strengthening of Namibia’s innovation ecosystem. Tang who visited Namibia this week disclosed that Namibian officials expressed their commitment to strengthening the innovation ecosystem with intellectual property (IP) as a core part of policies to promote growth and development. Tang underlined WIPO’s vision of intellectual property as a powerful catalyst for jobs, investments, business growth and economic and social development in all parts of the world. He said WIPO is building a more inclusive IP ecosystem, focusing on startups and small and…

The majority of guests at hospitality establishments nationwide predominantly hail from Europe, with Germany, Switzerland, and Austria collectively constituting the largest share of international tourist arrivals at 42.3 percent, according to October tourism numbers. France follows closely behind, accounting for 7.4 percent of the total international tourist arrivals. At a regional level, South Africa is noteworthy, representing 4.4 percent of the aggregate guest composition in hospitality establishments throughout Namibia. Namibia's hospitality sector exhibited resilience in October, with national occupancy rates holding steady at 65.5 percent, consistent with the figures reported in September. This marked an improvement from the 54.6 percent…

Services Pétroliers Schlumberger (SLB), a globally recognised oilfield services giant listed on the stock exchanges in New York, Paris, and London, plans to employ 22 people on its planed Liquid Mud Plant (LMP) at Berth 8, situated within the Port of Walvis Bay. The company is in the early stages of proposing the construction and operation of the plant at Berth 8, situated within the Port of Walvis Bay, managed by the Namibian Ports Authority (Namport). According to a project update that was released this week currently eleven employees are in service of SLB at the Port of Walvis Bay.…

Chamwe Kaira Osino Resources Corporation remains focused on the financing and pre-construction activities at its Twin Hills, including de-risking the mineral resource estimate and the initial years of production. Osino is currently drilling to convert the first two years of mining from indicated to measured mineral resource category and to confirm and upgrade the Twin Hills Mineral Resource Estimate. “Osino remains focused on the financing and pre-construction activities at Twin Hills, including de-risking the mineral resource estimate and the initial years of production.” Heye Daun, Osino's President and CEO commented said the company is highly encouraged by these excellent assay…