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SUPPORT: Karibib Town Councilu0027s CEO, Tangeni Enkono. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Omani entity eyes 75% in N$324m Karibib marble plant deal

1 Month Ago

Former tourism minister Pohamba Shifeta. Photo: FILE:

EU trophy ban puts Namibia’s wildlife gains at risk

2 Month Ago

CONCERN: Education Minister Sanet Steenkamp. PHOTO: Eliot Ipingernrn

Teaching posts not for sale – Steenkamp

2 Month Ago

DAD: Businessman Frans Aupa Indongo. PHOTOS: CONTRIBUTED

Indongo's children demand support from billionaire dad's trust

3 Month Ago

BIG TASK: NTAu0027s chief executive officer, Erick Nenghwanya. PHOTO: FILE

Private firms emerge behind NTA’s N$900m food deal

3 Month Ago

DEAL: Ghanaian businessman Thomas Abanga pictured alongside Meatco officials in 2022. PHOTO: FILE

Ghanaian businessman owes Meatco N$300 000 in beef deal

3 Month Ago

PERMIT DELAYS: Aviation operators say delays in processing foreign pilot permits are worsening Namibiau0027s pilot shortage. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

AOPA challenges home affairs over pilot permit delays

3 Month Ago

DETAILED: NIP is facing a forensic probe into its executive vehicle scheme and other procurement matters. Photo: NIP

Govt orders KPMG probe into N$5.3m NIP car scheme

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Instant Payments Namibia chief operating officer Marsorry Ickua handing over the certificate to CEO Letshego Bank Namibia, Ester Kali.

Bank Windhoek, Letshego go live on WayaMe network

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Player at the Nedbank for Good Series. PHOTO NEDBANK NAMIBIA

Nedbank for Good Series heads north

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‘ECN must be seen as neutral’

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PAY UP: The ministry of agriculture offices in Rundu.rnrnPHOTO: Eliot Ipinge

Rundu govt officials demand N$16m in S&T

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