Category: Brand Breakdowns
China’s AI Boom Stumbles Over Chip Shortage
By Ratna Wulandari October 17, 2026
China AI chip shortage threatens the booming AI sector as DeepSeek endures a near-five-hour outage, highlighting supply limits and prompting refunds.
Vance urges South Korea to seal Alaska LNG
By Dewi Kusuma October 10, 2026
Vice President JD Vance pushes South Korea to finalize the Alaska LNG project, calling it a key priority for both nations amid shifting political trends.
Bank Windhoek’s strong ratings reaffirmed by global credit agency
By Dewi Kusuma October 2, 2026
Bank Windhoek’s AA+(NA) and A1+(NA) ratings reaffirmed by Global Credit Rating, highlighting its financial stability in Namibia with robust capital reserves.
New Handbook Helps Namibian Businesses Go Global
By Dewi Kusuma October 1, 2026
The first edition of Namibia's Exporters’ Guide helps local businesses enter global markets, offering tools for MSMEs and first-time exporters.
G20 roadmap makes cultural IP economic priority
By Dewi Kusuma September 21, 2026
Johannesburg's G20 roadmap makes cultural IP an economic priority, noting UNESCO and WIPO say it adds $2.3 trillion to GDP and supports 30 million jobs.
EU’s €300bn Global Gateway aims to boost Africa investment
By Ratna Wulandari September 11, 2026
The EU's €300bn Global Gateway initiative aims to boost Africa investment by mobilizing private capital for industrial development.
Argentina escalates Falklands row as Trump wavers
By Ratna Wulandari September 4, 2026
The Falklands dispute heats up as Argentina vows sanctions on oil firms and a new naval base, while Trump hesitates to reaffirm U.S. support for Britain.
Denmark’s Fayard Shipyard Receives Third Russian LNG Tanker
By Dewi Kusuma August 30, 2026
Denmark's Fayard shipyard prepares to receive third Russian LNG tanker for maintenance this summer, remaining Europe's only facility servicing Russia's LNG flee
Taliban leader admits destroying ancient statues
By Sari Rahayu August 27, 2026
Taliban leader admits to destroying ancient Bamiyan Buddha statues with no regrets, a notorious act in 2001.
South Korea and China race for Arctic trade route
By Dewi Kusuma August 24, 2026
South Korea and China race to unlock the Arctic trade route for faster shipping, betting on year-round viability by 2030.