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Glory Indongo is the new head of corporate and investment banking at Bank Windhoek. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Bank Windhoek names Indongo sector lead

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Erastus Ngaruka, Technical Advisor: Livestock and Rangeland Management at Agribank. Photo Agribank

FMD: Understanding the potential impact of an outbreak

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ABOVE THE NOTCH: The attorney general has poked holes into NBC books. Photo contributed

NBC bosses paid N$1.5m above legal limits, Kandjeke finds

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CLARITY: Paavo Amunjela, deputy chairperson of the technical working group overseeing the proposed Commission for Alternative Dispute Resolution (CADR), in Rundu. Photo: Eliot Ipinge

Independent labour dispute body to restore trust

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The DTIC says South African manufacturing cannot grow on the back of unsafe and illegal operations. Photo Facebook/ Department of Employment and Labour

SA’s manufacturing future at risk from illegal factories

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BLEAK WARNING: The Economic Policy Research Association warns the investment bill, in its current form, could entrench long-term economic stagnation. PHOTO: FILE

Investment bill ‘will deter capital’

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WELCOMING MOVE: Acting executive director at in the international relations ministry, Ambassador Julia Imene-Chanduru. PHOTO: Contributed

Only two Namibians repatriated from UK so far

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HANDS OFF: Only authorised government drivers may operate state-owned vehicles. Photo: Phillipus Josef

Private car wash workers warned not to operate state vehicles

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TotalEnergies' Venus is expected to provide many job opportunities. PHOTO: Ministry of Labour

Venus project tipped to create 7 000 jobs

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Venus project tipped to create 7 000 jobs

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WORRIED: The Namibian government says it respects the right of the US to impose new and pricey visa requirements but warns it could have an impact on travels by Namibians to that country. PHOTO: FILE

Govt concerned over new N$250 000 US visa bond

2 Month Ago

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Namibians import N$63m in electronics, N$6m in clothing since January

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