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TAX TRICKS: Employees processing fish at a local fishing factory. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Fishing sector workers paying more taxes than employers

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S&P upgrades Kenya's credit rating to 'B' on easing liquidity risks

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Zebra Kasete, outgoing president of the Chamber of Mines with Veston Malango, CEO of the Chamber, Inge Zaamwani, John Roos and George Botshiwe. Photo Chamber of Mines of Namibia

Gold takes the lead

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Ingots of 99.99 percent pure gold are placed in a workroom.

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SHINY OUTPUT: B2Gold’s Otjikoto Mine emerged as the country’s single largest mining taxpayer in 2023. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Only 6 of 15 mining companies paid taxes in 2023

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Nedbank Namibia and Trollope Contractors recently entered a strategic partnership. Appearing from left to right are Guy Hopkins, Mark Trollope, Martha Murorua, Carl Joone, JG van Graan, Jessica Mortlock and Wynand Hoon.

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MASSIVE: Uranium stone is seen at a news conference. Namibia earned N$2.8 billion in export earnings in April 2025. File photo / REUTERS

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GROWTH: The Namibian Agronomic Board met citrus industry stakeholders to discuss growing the sector in Namibia. Photo: CONTRIBUTED

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