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INCREASE: Government debt has continued to rise, climbing 10% year-on-year and 2.7% quarter-on-quarter to the end of September 2025. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Revenue shortfall widens deficit as debt rises in mid-year review

2 Day Ago

UNDER PRESSURE: Live cattle exports plummeted by 56%, while small stock exports declined by 39%. Photo Jacques du Toit

Livestock sector plummets 28.7% as farmers restock

6 Day Ago

PHOTO: Eliot Ipinge

Teachers urged to tackle overcrowded classes

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ENSURE COMPLIANCE: Labour relations minister Fillemon Wise Immanuel. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Labour minister to crack down on minimum wage violators

1 Month Ago

Agra's chief executive Arnold Klein. Photo contributed

Agra records strongest financial year in its 45-year history

1 Month Ago

STRONG: Mining grew by 2.7%, largely boosted by strong output from uranium (+44.1%), which managed to outweigh declines in diamond and gold production.

Namibia\'s economic growth slows despite mining boost

2 Month Ago

Photo: File

SHORT NEWS: Namibia records weakest growth since 2018

2 Month Ago

A WISE MOVE: Labour relations minister Wise Immanuel.

Only 67% of Namibian employers compliant with minimum wage

2 Month Ago

Paratus Kenya was officially launched with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Photo contributed

Paratus expands operations into East Africa

3 Month Ago

The European Union has imposed a penalty of €2.95 billion on Google for favouring its own advertising services. Photo Unsplash

Business news from around the globe

3 Month Ago

Dr. Rowan van Dyk is a TVET Specialist and a member of the Ministerial TaskForce for TVET. Contact him rowan@dnltraining.com or 081 663 6249.

Managing work integrated learning and apprenticeships

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Namibia's economy showed slowed growth. It's capital central business district appears in the background.

GDP growth slows to 2.7% in first quarter

5 Month Ago

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