Autono-Me

Autono-Me is a work facilitator that aims to provide companies access to vetted workers & workers earn an income through short term employment on the platform.

[Autono-Me @Autono_Me1]

We bring to you Autono-Me: A work facilitator & network platform that allows companies access to vetted workers & workers get to earn an income through short term employment🙌🏾

Sign up either as an employee or employer though the link in our bio.

Autono-Me, a new era of work✨

[New Era Newspaper @NewEraNewspaper]

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[New Era Newspaper @NewEraNewspaper]

Finance minister Ericah Shafudah, has assured pension fund members and the public that existing retirement benefit commutation provisions remain unchanged despite the implementation of the Financial Institutions and Markets Act (FIMA). https://t.co/reodjCUdam

[The Namibian @TheNamibian]

Former cabinet minister Calle Schlettwein warns that the country’s emerging oil and gas wealth must not be allowed to fall into the hands of a select few.
https://t.co/UuWaDSPAf9

[The Brief @TheBriefLive]

Namibia's coffee market is attracting growing interest from international brands, with new trade data showing the country imported more than N$559 million worth of coffee and coffee-related products between January 2024 and March 2026.

The figures suggest that Namibia is emerging as an increasingly attractive consumer market, despite producing no coffee of its own.

According to the Namibia Statistics Agency, coffee imports reached N$559.4 million over the period, compared to exports of just N$718,702, highlighting the scale of domestic consumption.

Imports rose from N$235.6 million in 2024 to N$268.2 million in 2025, with a further N$55.6 million worth of coffee products entering the country during the first quarter of 2026.

The surge in consumption comes as international coffee brands race to establish a foothold in Namibia's growing café and specialty coffee market.

https://t.co/tY4oBYz48j #namibia #coffee #imports #domesticconsumption #coffeemarket @namstatsagency @Nespresso @Seattlecoffeeco @vidaecaffeNam

[Namibia Investment Promotion & Development Board @NIPDB]

Be part of a team shaping the future of Namibia’s businesses. The SME Fund is recruiting professionals committed to advancing MSME growth, resilience, and competitiveness.
Explore opportunities: https://t.co/QkjVKqJom9
#NIPDB #SMEDevelopment #MSMEGrowth #NamibiaJobs

[Namibian Presidency @NamPresidency]

President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has arrived in Goreangab for the grand opening of Goreangab Mall in Windhoek, an exciting development expected to boost local commerce, create jobs, and expand residents’ access to essential services.

With more than 40 businesses under one roof, the mall marks a significant investment in community development and economic growth in the capital.

[The Brief @TheBriefLive]

Government has completed a feasibility study into the possible establishment of a new national airline, tentatively known as Namibia Air, with less than N$800,000 spent on the exercise thus far despite an initial budget allocation of N$20 million.

Works and Transport Minister Veikko Nekundi revealed in the National Assembly that the study has been finalised and is currently under review, marking a significant step in government's efforts to revive a national carrier five years after the liquidation of Air Namibia.

The study was conducted during the current financial year by an inter-ministerial team of experts drawn from government institutions and the aviation sector.

“Therefore, at this stage, unfortunately we are unable to reveal much. However, I can confirm that the feasibility study is done and is now under review. We had budgeted for about N$20 million, of which less than 4% have been utilised to that effect. The study was conducted by the inter-ministerial team of experts; the study was conducted during the current financial year,” Nekundi said.

https://t.co/WwAn9PJUD6 #namibia #nationalairline #liquidation #aviationsector @works_ministry @NIPDB @NamibiaCAA @AirportsNam @Tourism_Board @FinanceNamibia

[Ndiilo @Ndiilo_Nthengwe]

🔴⚫️Ngunde Faroeka Mazeingo, who plays Emmanuel, on what his character means in the world of Wrong Generation.

In cinemas at Ster-Kinekor 11 June 2026. 🔴⚫️

#WrongGenerationFilm #NamibianFilm #AfricanCinema

[Ndiilo @Ndiilo_Nthengwe]

There’s no AI that can give you gravitas.

[love, light, fire x @SheCantGo]

#WrongGenerationTheFilm 🔴⚫️

[Ndiilo @Ndiilo_Nthengwe]

🔴⚫️ Meet the host.

Taki Muthige (@TakiTheHuman): South African actor, presenter and MC whose work spans television, live events and digital storytelling. From Disney Channel’s Wandi & Kabz to DStv’s #OhSnack, a TikTok presence that connects and a stage presence that commands. A natural in any room he walks into.

He MC’d the launch of Ndiilokelwa Nthengwe’s book. Now he’s back for the film. Some connections are not coincidences.

Taki joins us as co-host of the Wrong Generation premiere. 11 June 2026. Ster-Kinekor, Grove Mall, Windhoek.

This story was written in the streets. Now it lives on screen. 🔴⚫️

#WrongGeneration #RiseUp4Nina #WrongGenerationFilm #TakiMuthige

[Ndiilo @Ndiilo_Nthengwe]

🔴⚫️Bix caught up with cast member Ngunde F. Mazeingo and got the lowdown on ‘Wrong Generation’.

One week to go. 11 June 2026. Ster-Kinekor, Grove Mall, Windhoek. 🔴⚫️

#WrongGenerationTheFilm #AfricanCinema

[Ndiilo @Ndiilo_Nthengwe]

I deserve to be more than a footnote in anyone’s story.

[Ndiilo @Ndiilo_Nthengwe]

🔴⚫️ The countdown is on. 7 days until Wrong Generation hits the big screen.

11 June 2026, Ster-Kinekor Grove Mall. 🔴⚫️

#wronggeneration #wronggenerationthefilm #namibiafilm #africancinema #riseup4nina

[Ndiilo @Ndiilo_Nthengwe]

🔴⚫️ a glimpse of poetry that doesn’t ask for permission. Words by Niita Shikongo (@SheCantGo).

Wrong Generation, in cinemas 11 June at Ster-Kinekor, Grove Mall. 🔴⚫

#WrongGeneration #teaser #wronggenerationfilm #namibianfilm

[Wits University @WitsUniversity]

Witsies, have a great weekend knowing your University is ranked No. 1 in Africa. 😌🏆💙

Read More: https://t.co/DVZT3oSwoU

#WitsForGood #CWUR2026

[The Brief @TheBriefLive]

By Nikanor Absalom

There is a graduate sitting in a lecture hall right now. Sharp. Driven. Absorbing everything their lecturer is throwing at them.

They will walk out of that institution in a year or two with a qualification that took years to design, approved by committees that met months apart, built on research that was published before half their classmates owned a smartphone.

And the world they are about to enter changed last Tuesday.

This is not an attack on academia. Universities and colleges are not broken, they are just playing a different game to the one industry is playing. The problem is that nobody told the students they were caught in the middle.

Two institutions, two completely different goals

We talk about the skills gap like it is a scheduling problem, like academia just needs to move a little faster and industry needs to be a little more patient and everything will sort itself out. That is a comfortable story and it is also wrong.

https://t.co/mPm47WsenB #namibia #graduation #universities #colleges @unam_na @university @UCTGSB

[Brent Lindeque @BrentLindeque]

South Africa has another reason to celebrate after Wits University was ranked the number 1 university in Africa in the "2026 Centre for World University Rankings".

The Johannesburg-based institution ranked 200th globally out of more than 21,000 universities assessed, placing it among the top 1% worldwide.

The rankings also highlighted the strength of South African higher education, with the University of Cape Town ranked 2nd nationally, followed by Stellenbosch University, the University of KwaZulu-Natal and the University of Pretoria.

GOOD THINGS!!! ❤️🇿🇦

https://t.co/X0RlPwgAMJ

[Ndiilo @Ndiilo_Nthengwe]

🔴⚫️ She carried a generation on screen. Now she is telling the story behind it.

Abigail Goliath, who played Aunty Maria, with Odile Gertze on @@RadiowaveFM. 🔴⚫️

#wronggenerationfilm #namibianfilm #africancinema