nationalisation

15 Aug

Nationalisation in best interest of people or capitalism in the best interest of investors?

ObserverOpinionscapitalism, nationalisation

Kae Matundu-Tjiparuro What are Namibia’s economic priorities, especially as far as it relates to the owners of her natural resources who in the past did not only benefit from them but were also dispossessed of them and alienated from the? This question is utmost pertinent in view of the seeming lack of transformation in Namibia. Not only in view of this only but also cognisant of the overzealous search for investors. Whose investing in Namibia seems to be tilted more in their own interest then in the best interest of the country in terms of the benefits from the investments…

Black faces on company, corporate boards for what sake and at what expense?

ObserverUncategorisednationalisation, Nictus Holdings Limited, Simonis Storm Securities

Yours Truly Ideologically cannot but just welcome the information in the Simonis Storm Securities revealing that the Nictus Holdings Limited is the only listed Namibian company without any previously disadvantaged person on its board of directors for what it is, just information. Because Yours Truly Ideologically has no illusion what Nictus is, has been and would for a long time be. A bastion of Afrikaner empowerment and capitalism. Thus in the final analysis this information is just academic. Academic and of interest if at all to policymakers and politicians only to gather dusts like many others in government offices’ shelves.…