Category: Season Drops
Paratus Brings High-Speed Satellite Internet to Namibia Nationwide
By Ratna Wulandari October 5, 2026
Paratus Namibia introduces high-speed satellite internet nationwide, using Eutelsat’s OneWeb LEO technology to connect isolated regions.
Insurance Offers Dignity and Stability Amid Rising Costs
By Ratna Wulandari October 3, 2026
In Namibia and surrounding regions, households face rising living expenses and healthcare costs. Insurance offers financial stability and dignity for young prof
Comoros edges Namibia 1-0 in AFCON qualifier
By Sari Rahayu September 30, 2026
Comoros edges Namibia 1-0 in AFCON qualifier with a long-range shot goal.
DISX proposes infrastructure market for continuous sovereign investment
By Ratna Wulandari September 16, 2026
DISX proposes a dedicated infrastructure market to enable continuous sovereign investment at allocative scale, connecting global assets with development needs.
Africa’s Infrastructure Capital Constrained by Allocatability
By Dewi Kusuma September 14, 2026
Africa's infrastructure capital is constrained by allocatability, not availability, requiring alignment with investor mandates for effective deployment.
Turkey hires Trump-linked lobbyist Ballard for $2.4m
By Dewi Kusuma August 29, 2026
Turkey lobbyist contract sees government sign a $2.4 million deal with Trump-linked Ballard Partners for a year of advocacy and relations services.
Japan’s top banks report record profits
By Sari Rahayu August 21, 2026
Japan’s top banks report record profits in 2024, driven by higher interest rates and strong earnings growth. Learn how this impacts the financial sector.
Cambodia banks hit by severe loan crisis
By Sari Rahayu August 20, 2026
Cambodia banks face a severe loan crisis with non-performing loans hitting 8.6%, threatening financial stability amid property market stagnation and sanctions.
Google Denies Refund for Removed Film Purchase
By Sari Rahayu August 15, 2026
Google denies refund for removed film purchase, sparking concerns over digital consumer rights and google refund policy.
Stress Linked to Higher Death Rates
By Dewi Kusuma August 4, 2026
Stress is linked to higher death rates, with studies showing 50 percent higher mortality rates for people with moderate or high stress levels.