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NO SAFEGUARDS: Executive director in the private office of the prime minister, Shivute Indongo. Photo: FILE

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Some civil servants ‘left with N$500’ after payroll deductions

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BIG BROTHER: Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare. Photo: CONTRIBUTED

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Ministries placed on performance watchlist

6 Day Ago

SOLUTIONS NEEDED: Standard Bank says it is exploring alternative solutions, including mobile u0027bank on wheelsu0027 for peak times. Photo: Desmarius Hansen

ECONOMICS

Kamanjab residents say ATM closure shuts them off from economy

3 Week Ago

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NO SAFEGUARDS: Executive director in the private office of the prime minister, Shivute Indongo. Photo: FILE

Some civil servants ‘left with N$500’ after payroll deductions

3 Hours Ago ECONOMICS

BIG BROTHER: Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare. Photo: CONTRIBUTED

Ministries placed on performance watchlist

6 Day Ago ECONOMICS

SOLUTIONS NEEDED: Standard Bank says it is exploring alternative solutions, including mobile u0027bank on wheelsu0027 for peak times. Photo: Desmarius Hansen

Kamanjab residents say ATM closure shuts them off from economy

3 Week Ago ECONOMICS

pursuing legal action is often not worth the cost. u201CYou could spend around N$10 000 on legal fees to claim about N$2 000. Itu2019s the worst decision financially,u201D Photo: NEW ERArnrn

Broken rent system leaves tenants powerless in deposit disputes

1 Month Ago ECONOMICS

UNCERTAINTY: Some students say they are receiving little clarity on rejected applications as registration and accommodation payment deadlines approach. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTEDrn

Students worried over eviction risk amid NSFAF rejections

2 Month Ago ECONOMICS

AFFORDABILITY FIRST: Shoppers increasingly choose second-hand goods to balance quality and price. Photo: Beauty Hive

Rising costs push consumers toward second-hand goods

2 Month Ago ECONOMICS

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