Wow.
My life is on the up and up. Since starting my book in January, I have often wondered the cost of this to me. I lost my place to stay (landlords renting out to corporates), furniture was taken (sheriff of the court), daughter moved out (arguing about curfew), etc. etc.
Got a lucky break and started working for GijimaAst as the training manager for Microsoft training. This was fun and I have enjoyed every minute of it!
The good part was: Trustco has hired me to be the Corporates Manager for Legalshield from the 1st November 2009. Not only is the money good, the job is a challenge.
What more can I ask for?
Milton Louw is not just a watchdog — he’s Namibia’s digital storyteller, making sure every citizen knows they matter, and every story gets heard.
The Shelf Price Says One Thing. The Till Says Another. Why Namibian Consumers Deserve Better.
For more than a decade, I have written about one of the most common consumer complaints in Namibia: the price on the shelf does not match th...
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Many Namibians have unclaimed benefits waiting for them in retirement and pension funds — money that rightfully belongs to individuals who m...
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Many Namibians have unclaimed benefits waiting for them in retirement and pension funds — money that rightfully belongs to individuals who...
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Debt collectors are still sending SMSs and letters demanding payments for accounts from years ago, often threatening blacklisting or service...