The Business Report on Nova 1035 Ep 50

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The Business Report on NOVA 1035, 17 November 2022

In this episode's Lead Story, Gary Stroebel speaks to Bisey /Uirab CEO of the Namibia Airports Company. In our Spotlight Gary speaks to Andre Compion, the MD of FlyNamibia In the BizNews Wrap, David Bishop speaks to Aaron Muntsi from the Airlines Association of Southern Africa and in Market Watch Angie Scholtz speaks to Linden Birns Aviation Analyst and the Manager Director of Plain Talking. In Story Two David speaks to Geert Lemaire, the Market Intelligence and Consulting Director for Airbus, France, Angie spoke to two Namibian Pilots attending the Namibia Aviation and Connectivity Forum, about their expectations for the event and she also caught up with the Finnish Minister for Development, Cooperation, and Foreign Trade Ville Skinnari at the Aviation Forum about cooperation between Namibia and the Finnish Government in the aviation industry. Gary is joined by the Chief Empathy Officer and founder of Unchain People and Change Monique Landman Bovenkamp who operates in the Netherlands and South Africa.
17 Nov 2022 English South Africa Business · Business News

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