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NOT OUT OF THE WOODS: The Supreme Court has overturned a High Court ruling that blocked Standard Bank Namibia from executing against a Dorado Park home. Photo: Shaldon Johannes

Supreme Court upholds bank appeal, clears way for home sale

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HANDLING DEBT: Eddie King is the chief credit officer at Bank Windhoek.

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Vincent Shimutwikeni is the Manager: Legal Support Services, RFS Fund Administrators.

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Delegations from Kenya and four other AGOA beneficiaries visited Washington last week to push for the temporary extension.

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Eco Fuel loses bid to overturn N$5.4 million default judgment

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Victor Malima

photo: contributed

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DEFAULT ACTION: Lydia Elindi (left), her husband Malakia Elindi (centre) and Peter Elinidi at the Windhoek Magistrate's Court. PHOTO: Rita Kakelo

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