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Lazarus Kwedhi. Photo: Contributed

Double appointments could mean double costs

1 Month Ago

MTC profit now tops half a billion dollars as subscriber base nears 2.4 million. PHOTO: MTC

MTC posts N$511m half-year profit

2 Month Ago

First Randu0027s headline earnings reach N$1.06 billion despite interest rate pressures. PHOTO: FILE

FirstRand Namibia half-year profit up

5 Month Ago

LESS: The urban and rural development ministry has revised the annual budget of the Aranos Town Council. PHOTO: FILE

Aranos's annual budget cut, staff pay hikes declined

6 Month Ago

TROUBLED HOUSE: Sinomine's Tsumeb smelter: Photo: Contributed

Sinomine sued after workers’ salaries allegedly slashed by 80%

8 Month Ago

John Steytler, former economic presidential advisor, and founding member and MD of R&J Steytler

SMEs must become Namibia’s economic engine

8 Month Ago

ON IT: Fisheries executive director Teofelus Nghitila. PHOTO: FILE

Okapare fishermen: Quota recipients under govt probe

10 Month Ago

IT'S FRAUD: Labour minister Wise Immanuel. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Immanuel wants Okapare fishermen salaries stopped

10 Month Ago

RIDE: The Buffalo Bicycle, so called because its steel parts are reinforced to perform in areas with bad roads. PHOTO: AP

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1 Year Ago

photo: Rita Kakelo

Medical interns march in protest of alleged unfair labour practices

1 Year Ago

ENOUGH: A group of medical interns handed over a petition on Tuesday and warned government has five days to respond to their long list of concerns. PHOTO: Rita Kakelo

Medical interns march in protest of alleged unfair labour practices

1 Year Ago

The South African Revenue Service has not met its tax collection target.

Tax shortfall of R22 billion is a major blow to social spending

1 Year Ago

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