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Key land reforms set for parliamentary approval in 2025
The Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform says it has completed the consolidation of the...
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PETROFUND appoints Shoki Kandjimi as Communications and Stakeholder Engagement Officer
PETROFUND has appointed Shoki Kandjimi as the Fund's Communications and Stakeholder Engagement Officer, effective 01 November...
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N$3.37 billion credit extended over the past year
Over the last twelve months, N$3.37 billion worth of credit was extended, nearly double the amount...
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Coca-Cola invests N$875 million in Namibia bottling line
Coca-Cola Beverages Africa (CCBA) says it has invested N$875 million into the installation of a new...
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Impact of recent amendments to property legislation, interest rate cycle, and property market outlook in Namibia
By Bernard Minnaar Overview of legislative changes The Transfer Duty Act (2024) amendments, which primarily target...
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Mbo Mena Luvindao appointed Chief Commercial Officer at Letshego Namibia
Letshego Namibia has appointed Mbo Mena Luvindao as its Chief Commercial Officer (CCO), effective 1 November...
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Woermann Brock, Metro Hyper top affordability with largest groceries price drop
Woermann Brock recorded the largest year-on-year basket decrease among the eight retail shops included in The...
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Namibia Berries project aims for 240 hectares by 2026
The Namibia Berries Project is set to undergo a significant expansion, targeting a total of 240...
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Imports surge to N$14.8 billion in September, marking record high for 2024
The Namibia Statistics Agency (NSA) says the country's September 2024 imports reached N$14.8 billion, marking the...
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Namibia cuts hake TAC to 140,000mt for 2024/2025 season
The Cabinet has approved a total allowable catch (TAC) of 140,000 metric tonnes for hake for...
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