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One time Chairperson of the Economic Association of Namibia and current head of research at global CEO strategic advisory firm, Laurel Strategies, Suta Kavari was at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland and spoke to Future Media News.

In part two he looks at Climate Change, the Energy Crisis affecting the world but especially South Africa and its implications for Namibia, how talk about ESG seems to be missing from the Forum, and the Climate Crisis and how leaders at Davos are addressing it.

Martha Nampuolo is a determined 30-year-old Namibian student who wants to change the lives of not only her family but her community by pursuing her studies in nursing. Her story is one of many obstacles and challenges but that has not stopped her from believing in her dreams.

Martha is from Epeke Village in the Oshikoto region she is the eldest of three children. Both her parents are unemployed, but this has not slowed down Martha’s resilient spirit. She refused to give up hope and managed to obtain an NQF Level 4 Certificate in Auxiliary Nursing, obtaining 87% in Auxiliary Nursing practice, and 76 % in Ethics and Health Care Dynamics.

Martha has been accepted to study at NQA registered institution I-Care Health Training Institute for a Certificate in Enrolled Nursing and Midwifery/Accoucheur for 2023.

Let’s help Martha achieve her dreams.

Dignity, Freedom, and Justice for All is the theme for this year's International Human Rights Day, and on the eve of the day, the Ombudsman, Advocate Basilius Dyakugha highlighted poverty as a key violation of human rights, and dignity and called on the government and lawmakers to do better for the people of Namibia. For more on what made headlines this week, here is your Week in Review!

Catch up on all the business, financial, and economic news from our past weeks' bulletins.

Catch up on all the business, financial, and economic news from our past weeks' bulletins.