News & Updates

Paragon Aviation Services Takes Flight at HKIA

After being awarded the ground handling contract by the Namibia Airports Company, Paragon Aviation Services officially launched operations at Hosea Kutako International Airport, bringing world-class ground support services to Namibia.

The company now serves international, regional and domestic carriers including Lufthansa Group's Discover Airlines, Ethiopian Airlines, Qatar Airways, South African Airways and more.

Paragon Premium Lounge Opens at HKIA Departure Hall

The state-of-the-art Paragon Premium Lounge officially opened at Hosea Kutako International Airport, offering discerning business travellers a space of comfort, cuisine and convenience before their flights.

The lounge also caters to private clients of selected financial services providers, with complimentary refreshments and a diverse menu available to all guests for a nominal fee.

Paragon Duty-Free Opens Third Store in Zambia

Paragon Duty-Free expanded its Southern African footprint with the opening of its third store at Kenneth Kaunda International Airport in Lusaka, Zambia — marking a significant milestone in the group's regional growth strategy.

Paragon now operates duty-free stores at three international airports: HKIA in Namibia, Kenneth Kaunda in Zambia, and Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe.

Duty-Free Expands Into Zimbabwe at Victoria Falls Airport

Paragon Duty-Free opened its second location at Victoria Falls Airport in Zimbabwe, extending the group's travel retail presence into a third country and one of Africa's most iconic tourist destinations.

Tjao Fish Launches — Namibian Horse Mackerel for All

Paragon Seafood Products launched Tjao Fish, a line of horse mackerel products sourced directly from Namibian seas. The launch of frozen and canned products marked the group's commitment to food security, job creation and export revenue growth.

Paragon Acquires the Windhoek Observer

Paragon Investment Holdings acquired the Windhoek Observer, one of Namibia's oldest and most respected newspapers. Founded in 1978, the paper holds archives dating back to 1921 and remains Namibia's only Sunday publication through Observer Weekend.