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How ERP systems can transform Namibian organisations

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Southern Africau0027s only nuclear power plant, Koeberg in Cape Town, secured a 20-year licence extension in November 2025.rnPhoto ESKOM

Eskom doubles annual profit

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POOR: Local and regional authorities are struggling to maintain electricity infrastructure, according to the ECB. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Local authorities struggle to maintain power networks

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REGULATION: Nekundi calls for tighter standards at driving schools to improve road safety. PHOTO: Contributed

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ERP and Namibia's digital shift

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The character question in procurement: Can systems alone defeat selfish ambition?

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REASSURANCE: Nida acting chief executive officer Phillip Namundjebo. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Govt pours cold water on Nida job loss fears

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Shareholder war erupts over collapsed N$4bn Lüderitz oil deal

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The NTB is tightening the screws on tourism levy compliance. Image for illustrative purposes only. Photo Charlene du Toit

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