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PENSION LIFELINE: Labour expert Herbert Jauch. Photo: Contributed

14 000 Namibians work well past 60

3 Day Ago

THROUGH THICK AND THIN: Anna Jan (90), seated, with her daughter Katrina (66) standing next to her. Photo Phillipus Josef

Mother (90), daughter (66) beat the odds together

1 Month Ago

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EDITORIAL: A mother's love never grows old

1 Month Ago

STILL GOING: The oldest retired member on GIPFu0027s books is 102-years-old and has been receiving a pension for 42 years. This photo is for illustration only. Photo: Istock

GIPF's annual pension bill tops N$4.3bn

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Low income limits financial gains

1 Month Ago

LEFT BEHIND: Nearly seven in 10 marginalised Namibians have no toilet facilities and rely on open defecation. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

No toilets for 68% of marginalised Namibians

1 Month Ago

Popular Democratic Movement leader McHenry Venaani calls for more ATMs in rural Namibia. The village settlement of Otjinene is seen in the background. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED.

Banks urged to serve rural Namibia

3 Month Ago

SOLUTIONS NEEDED: Standard Bank says it is exploring alternative solutions, including mobile u0027bank on wheelsu0027 for peak times. Photo: Desmarius Hansen

Kamanjab residents say ATM closure shuts them off from economy

3 Month Ago

Botswanau2019s old-age pension system is widely regarded as one of the countryu2019s most important social protection measures. Photo Pexels/Uiliam Nu00F6rnberg

Pensions for Botswana’s elderly are growing, while care services are lacking

3 Month Ago

Workersu0027 Day is commemorated on 1 May every year. Photo Harrun Muhammad

Progress made, challenges remain

3 Month Ago

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Cash crisis in Kamanjab

3 Month Ago

NEW LAW: The law strengthens protections for members and introduces tighter controls over how pension funds operate but does not guarantee higher returns or eliminate risks. Photo: Contributed

New law gives Namfisa sweeping control over pensions

3 Month Ago

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