NSX loses N$123bn in market value as uranium stocks retreat
The Namibia Securities Exchange (NSX) lost N$123.24 billion in market capitalisation during September, as sharp declines ...
Read moreDetailsThe Namibia Securities Exchange (NSX) lost N$123.24 billion in market capitalisation during September, as sharp declines ...
Read moreDetailsNamibia’s planned Electronic Identity Card (EID) system is facing questions over whether rural communities will be ...
Read moreDetailsThe government is unable to add new beneficiaries to the Conditional Basic Income Grant (CBIG) programme ...
Read moreDetailsNamibia and Germany have agreed to concentrate their development cooperation on two priority areas, shifting the ...
Read moreDetailsBy Monika Amukoto It took only a few months for the first COVID-19 case reported in ...
Read moreDetailsBy Dr Etuna Simon Last week, I found myself in a room where Namibia’s education story ...
Read moreDetailsOnly 9.7% of Namibian adults earn more than N$11,000 per month, highlighting the concentration of incomes ...
Read moreDetailsThe government plans to spend about N$47 million on a 290-kilometre disease-control fence stretching from Ariamsvlei ...
Read moreDetailsThe Office of the Prime Minister (OPM) is pushing to unlock N$15 billion worth of investment ...
Read moreDetailsThe European Union (EU) has temporarily suspended imports of fresh beef, sheep and goat meat from ...
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