Tag: Entrepreneurship
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Abiodun Koya: Twenty Years Elevating Nigerian Languages on Global Classical Stages
Introduction: A Global Voice for Nigerian Languages Abiodun Koya stands at the crossroads of classical music, poetry, and entrepreneurship. Over two decades, she has transformed Nigerian languages into a compelling centerpiece of global classical stages. While many artists tour the world, Koya’s mission goes beyond performance: she elevates linguistic heritage, bridging cultures with the universal…
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Vaino Nghipondoka bets on Namibia casino and betting boom
Namibia’s Gambling Sector Gets a New Heavyweight Namibia is quietly positioning itself as a rising hub for gaming and sports betting, backed by a high-profile investor making waves in the industry. Businessman Vaino Nghipondoka, previously known for his influence in government tenders, has stepped into the private sector’s betting and casino space. He claims his…
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Abiodun Koya: 20 Years Elevating Nigerian Languages on Global Classical Stages
Introduction: A Trailblazer in Nigerian Classical Music Abiodun Koya stands at the intersection of classical singing, poetry, and entrepreneurship, a trailblazer who has dedicated two decades to lifting Nigerian languages onto the world’s classical stages. Her rare blend of operatic discipline and lyrical storytelling has earned her praise from audiences and peers alike, as she…
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Namibia betting magnate Vaino Nghipondoka bets big
Entrepreneur shifts gears as Namibia’s gambling sector grows Vaino Nghipondoka, a name long associated with high-stakes government tenders, is pivoting his business empire toward a self-funded model that taps into Namibia’s booming casino and sports betting scene. Reports indicate his firm has acquired more than 400 gaming machines, signaling a strategic turn from public procurement…
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Were Their Degrees ‘Wasted’? From Graduates to Fishmonger, Livestreamer, Tyre Mechanic
Rethinking the Degree in a Changing Economy For years, a college degree was touted as the passport to a stable, well‑paying career. Yet as the job market shifts with automation, gig work, and evolving consumer habits, many graduates find themselves charting unexpected paths. From working as a fishmonger to running livestreams and repairing tyres, the…
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Boost for Women in Kenya’s Creative Economy as Incubation Funding Deal Advances
Kenya’s Creative Economy Gets a Financial Lift for Women The film value chain in Kenya is among the most promising segments of the country’s thriving creative economy. A new incubation funding deal, sealed in partnership with GIZ, is set to accelerate opportunities for women across the sector. By channeling dedicated support to women-led projects and…
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Your First Bonus: Confidence, Choice and Freedom in Namibia
Introduction: Celebrating a milestone with more than money Many young Namibians will soon enjoy a little extra in their pockets—whether it’s a first-ever bonus, a festive month payout, side-hustle earnings, or seed capital for a budding venture. This seasonal windfall isn’t just about numbers on a payslip. It’s a moment to build confidence, expand your…
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Your First Bonus: Confidence, Choice, and Freedom in Namibian Youth Finance
Embracing the Moment: Why a First Bonus Matters For many young Namibians, a first bonus isn’t just extra cash. It’s a milestone that signals growing financial responsibility and a shift in how money can shape life choices. Whether you’ve earned it from a part-time job, a festive payout, a side hustle, or seed capital for…
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All About Confidence, Choice and Freedom: Making the Most of Bonus Season in Namibia
Bonus Season: A Moment of Confidence For many Namibian workers, bonus season marks more than extra money—it signals an opportunity to act with greater confidence. A first-ever bonus, a festive month payout, or seed capital for a side project can shift how you see your finances and your future. The simple act of receiving extra…

