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President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has told US officials that foreign investors are welcome in Namibia, provided they comply with the countryu2019s laws and regulations.

Diplomacy and Deals

1 Month Ago

TOO LOW: Naloba vice-president Kanu Amadhila. Photo: File

Naloba rejects Nekundi’s 10% local content threshold

1 Month Ago

Tio Nakasole. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Oil Nnears, laws lag

2 Month Ago

Namibia was rated first in Africa for Greenfield Foreign Direct Investment in 2025. Despite the achievement, it has not translated in work opportunties. PHOTO: NIPDB

N$151bn later, Namibia still chasing the jobs

5 Month Ago

STOP WALKING, RUN: Petrobras Studies president Dr Mu00E1rcio Mello. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Govt urged to speed up readiness ahead of oil production

6 Month Ago

Economists Salomo Hei, Helena Mboti, Jesaya Oshike-Hano and Floris Bergh. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Economists call for budget clarity

8 Month Ago

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Red meat belongs at the centre of Investment Bill

8 Month Ago

Trade minister Selma Ashipala-Musavyi. PHOTO: FILE

Namibians eager to benefit from AfCFTA

8 Month Ago

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EAN backs draft Investment Bill

9 Month Ago

POSSIBLE HURDLE: Despite being listed as the number one destination for greenfield investments on the African continent, the proposed Namibia Investment Promotion Act can undo all the work done to make Namibia an attractive destination. PHOTO NIPDB

Proposed Investment Act: Good intentions, grave risks

11 Month Ago

According to the EPRA, the draft policy risks becoming yet another conduit for the enrichment of politically connected elites. Image for illustrative purposes only. Photo Pexels/Jedrzej Koralewski

From Fishrot to Oilrot

1 Year Ago

Tête-à-tête: President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah and her Angolan counterpart, João Lourenço. PHOTO Namibian Presidency

Nandi-Ndaitwah urges quick Investment Bill, hints at tax cuts

1 Year Ago

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