The City of Windhoek has extended the submission deadline for business proposals under its Windhoek Economic Recovery Initiative (WERI) to the 5th of October, 2021.
Under WERI, the City intends to partner entrepreneurs and innovators on projects that are expected to contribute to the City’s economic development, including employment creation.
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The Electricity Control Board (ECB) has called on Namibia's mining industry to take advantage of the Modified Single Buyer Market Model as a strategy to reduce electricity input...
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In September 2024, Checkers recorded the biggest year-on-year basket decrease among the seven stores surveyed in Windhoek, with a drop of 12.08%. This significant decrease was driven by...
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