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ECB bans weekend power disconnections, introduces mandatory 24-hour notice
Power utilities are now prohibited from disconnecting electricity supply to the public without prior notice, while...
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Namibia regains preferential US trade access under AGOA
Namibia has regained preferential market access for its exports to the United States until 31 December...
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FNB Namibia launches group savings account allowing up to 90 members
FNB Namibia has launched a new digital group savings account, weSave, which allows groups of up...
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Standard Bank Namibia rolls out sustainability learning platform for Namibian businesses
Standard Bank Namibia has introduced the Standard Bank Sustainability Academy to the local market, an online...
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Puma Energy, BHL to move 3 million litres of fuel monthly under new Namibia–Zambia transport deal
Puma Energy and BHL Group have signed a five-year fuel transport agreement expected to move around...
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John Steytler and Helvi Fillipus appointed to BoN Monetary Policy Committee
The Bank of Namibia has appointed Dr John Steytler and Helvi Fillipus as new members of...
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Part I: Cracking the code: How the code of good practice on preferences is reshaping public procurement in Namibia
By Lorenzo Iipinge With the ushering of the 8th administration there has been a renewed call...
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Which emotional intelligence skill matters most in effective leadership?
By Fenni Nghikevali For decades, leadership was largely defined by intellect, experience, and technical competence. The...
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Digital capability is reshaping opportunities in Namibia
By Willem Shikongo Digital capability now shapes how businesses in Namibia are discovered, evaluated, and chosen....
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Namibia’s public service workforce rises to 118,936 employees
Namibia’s public service workforce increased to 118,936 employees as at 31 December 2025, Prime Minister Tjitunga...
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