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Pupkewitz records biggest year-on-year price drop in hardware survey
Pupkewitz Megabuild has recorded the biggest year-on-year drop in prices according to our Hardware Stores Survey...
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Windhoek considers offering prepaid water, electricity on credit to residents
The City of Windhoek is exploring offering credit options for residents with prepaid accounts as part...
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CoW reports N$5bn turnover for the 2022/2023 fiscal year
The City of Windhoek (CoW) reported a robust financial performance, with a turnover of approximately N$5...
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Rental agencies gear up for peak tourist season with 54 new vehicle purchases
Rental agencies stocked up for Namibia's peak tourist season, acquiring a total of 54 rental vehicles...
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Kandjoze criticizes IMF’s demand for greater transparency in oil and gas agreements
The National Planning Commission (NPC) Director General, Obeth Kandjoze, has criticised the International Monetary Fund (IMF),...
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Namibia’s inflation cools across the country
The Namibia Statistics Agency (NSA) reported a nationwide slowdown in inflation in June 2024 despite the rates differing across...
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Govt called to leverage PPPs to enhance infrastructure
Stanlib Chief Economist Kevin Lings has called on the Namibian government to consider public-private partnerships to...
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Hardap, //Kharas region bank on green hydrogen to boost development
Hardap Governor Salomon April is optimistic that the growth of the country's green hydrogen sector will...
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NaCC finds Swakopmund Municipality, Rent-A-Drum, Molok OY potentially breaching Competition Act
The Namibian Competition Commission (NaCC) says it has found that the Municipal Council of Swakopmund, Rent-A-Drum...
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Namibia’s power demand falls short of nuclear plant requirements
Namibia's Electricity Control Board (ECB) says the country's current electricity demand at 750 megawatts, falls short...
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