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ACCOUNT: Health minister Dr Esperance Luvindao has been asked to provide details about the DBN loan. PHOTO: TUYEIMO HAUFIKU

IPC demands breakdown of N$1bn hospital loan

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CROSS-BORDER POWERING: Electricity transmissionrnPhoto: contributed.

N$4bn approved for Baynes power link

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ACCESS: Teofilus Nghitila urges schools without piped water to seek borehole support from the ministry. PHOTO: Eliot Ipinge

Grant immediate borehole access, Nghitila tells officials

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10% of rail contracts reserved for Nam firms

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Capricorn Group saw its revenue come under pressure. PHOTO: FILE

Capricorn Group profit falls 6.4%

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Capricorn Group chief executive officer, David Nuyoma.

Capricorn Group profit falls 6.4% on Botswana pressure

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Capricorn Groupu2019s profit fell 6.4% to N$1.87 billion in the year to June, with weaker economic conditions in Botswana and heightened funding costs weighing on earnings. PHOTO: FILE

Capricorn profit under pressure

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Banks blame income crisis for Namibia’s household debt

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NAC manager challenges scrapped vehicle scheme

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FNB, CoW partner for wellness

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SIGNED: Beifang Mining Services board chairman Dr Fisher Yu and NAMITVEST chairperson Mayemelo Kalumbu sign the payroll deduction agreement. Photo: Contributed

Beifang workers to buy shares through payroll

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