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The poultry sector marketed about 9 300 000 chickens during the first half of 2025.

Pig, poultry and dairy sectors show stability amid import dependencies

1 Month Ago

GROWTH: Namibia's economy has now reached N$64.8 billion, aided by the growth of the tertiary sector.

Economy expands 1.6%, grows to N$64.8 billion

1 Month Ago

Overall, the Namibian residential property market shows resilience with sustained price growth and rising transaction volumes. Image for illustrative purposes only. Photo Pexels

FNB releases Q2 housing price index

1 Month Ago

The showroom of GWM Pupkewitz as seen.

GWM achieves third sales position

2 Month Ago

FREE: Private doctors join the ministry of health to provide evening services at Katutura Health Centre, supporting one of Windhoek's most overburdened facilities.PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

11 pro-bono doctors boost Katutura Health Centre, serving 162000 patients

4 Month Ago

New Salt Warehouse Photo Frieda Molotho

WALVIS BAY salt Holdings unveils N$100 million warehouse in boost to export capacity

5 Month Ago

NamWater head office. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Katima residents told brownish tap water is safe

5 Month Ago

WORKING THE PROBLEM: NamWater is working on short- and long-term solutions to ensure the town's tap water returns to a normal colour. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Katima residents told brownish tap water is safe

5 Month Ago

The heavy reliance on road transport is degrading roads and increasing congestion, Cirrus Capital has warned.

Namibia's growth outlook tempered by infrastructure, global risks

8 Month Ago

Johannesburg's OR Tambo International Airport.

Jet fuel shortage in Johannesburg averted

9 Month Ago

A Transnet train in transit.

Company News in Brief

9 Month Ago

CONCERN: The high volume of bycatch of certain species caught within the fishing industry is a threat to their sustainability. Photo: NAMPORT

Namibia at sea over high bycatch volumes

10 Month Ago

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