2021-02-18 14:35:43 GMT2021-02-18 22:35:43(Beijing Time) Xinhua English
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WINDHOEK, Feb. 18 (Xinhua) The Chinese embassy in Namibia and Chinese-owned miner Swakop Uranium, donated 1 million Namibia dollars (69,000 U.S. dollars) to the One Economy Foundation founded by the First Lady of Namibia (FLON), Monica Geingos on Thursday.
The donation will be mainly used for #BeFree movement, Geingos said at the handover donation ceremony.
The #BeFree movement was launched by FLON in Nov. 2016 with the assistance of the UNFPA and UNAIDS. #BeFree was inspired by the UNAIDS drive to ensure an AIDS-free generation by 2020 through the Start Free, Stay Free, AIDS-Free initiative.
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The PwC Business School has been operational for the past eight years.
Mari-Nelia (Mimi) Hough is a senior manager at PwC Namibia and has joined the PwC Business School. Photo Contributed
The PwC Business School takes pride in having experienced numerous pivotal moments in the training industry that have reinforced its belief that training is and remains an important investment which organisations can make towards their human capital in the continued strive towards business excellence.
The business school is not a traditional learning institution offering professional qualifications. It focuses on delivering relevant and development solutions based on deep knowledge and experience within PwC s core areas of expertise.
Creating wealth for clients
It has been a volatile time in the markets, following a five-year period of disappointing equity returns. At times like these, it is understandable for investors to question both their investments and their investment manager. Allan Gray Namibia’s head of retail business, Etienne le Roux, discusses key considerations when evaluating.
We take the responsibility of looking after our clients’ hard-earned savings very seriously.
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B7: What is Allan Gray Namibia’s approach to investment management?
ELR: Investment management is a business of people. Having the right people, providing them with the infrastructure to accumulate insights, and putting them in the right positions to make independently considered decisions are crucial for the effective implementation of an investment philosophy and process.
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Pull Quote: “I have a big goal with the video game industry in Namibia. I want to make it as big as possible, providing more job opportunities so we can reduce the unemployment rate.”
Lothario Smith developed the game ‘Highdiving’.
Lothario Smith has loved to play video games ever since he was a child.
Lothario Smith, a 17-year-old learner, recently launched his first game. PHOTOS CONTRIBUTED.
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Lothario Smith, a 17-year-old learner who is currently grade 11, recently launched his first game on both Android and IOS platforms after working on it for more than two months.
Smith, who grew up in Windhoek, mentioned that he has loved to play video games ever since he was a child and developed an interest in learning more about developing them.