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NEW BROOM: Newly appointed finance minister Ericah Shafudah this week tabled her maiden budget, amid revenue constraints. Shafudah was appointed to the position last week by President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah.

Shafudah tables N$106bn maiden budget

1 Month Ago

Editorial

EDITORIAL: NPTH workers in last-minute job scramble

4 Month Ago

NO CLEAR PATH AHEAD: NPTH CEO Kristofine Naunyango. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

NPTH closure: Anxious workers in limbo

4 Month Ago

Editorial

EDITORIAL: NPTH workers in last-minute job scramble

4 Month Ago

Damian Muller nadat hy die vorige geveg teen Jonathan Banda van Zambië gewen het. Foto IMMAF

Muller, Malander deur na semifinale

11 Month Ago

NOT OBLIGATORY: GIPF CEO Martin Inkumbi says the fund is not obliged to invest in any locally-listed entity. Photo: MTC

MTC’s listing a positive sign for SOEs – Inkumbi

1 Year Ago

ON COURSE: The dismantling of Namibia Post and Telecommunications Holdings is on course, its board chairperson, Sencia Kaizemi-Rukata (left), and company acting CEO, Kristofine Naunyango (right) said.

NPTH on course to meet dismantling target

1 Year Ago

EXPANSIONARY: Finance minister, Ipumbu Shiimi.

Shiimi, the money spender

1 Year Ago

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Revised deficit up by N$579 mln

1 Year Ago

The managing director of MTC, Dr Licky Erastus (left), toasts the group's 2022 financial results with MTC chairman Theo Mberirua (third of the left) and other board members. Photo Philepus Uusiku

MTC big money-spinner in first listed year

2 Year Ago

ONGOING MATTER: Namibia Post and Telecommunications Holdings is discussing MTC’s unsold shares with government. PHOTO: FILE

NPTH undecided over unsold MTC shares

2 Year Ago

WRAPPING UP: Namibia Post and Telecommunications Holdings is expected to be dissolved in December 2024. It is the holding company of Telecom Namibia, NamPost and MTC, through which it holds a 51% stake on behalf of government. PHOTO: FILE

NPTH to be dismantled by 2025

3 Year Ago

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