Govt to spend N$285.5m on new vehicles
The government plans to spend N$285.5 million on vehicle purchases for the 2024-2025 fiscal year, an increase ...
Read moreDetailsThe government plans to spend N$285.5 million on vehicle purchases for the 2024-2025 fiscal year, an increase ...
Read moreDetailsBank Windhoek held its annual Bank Windhoek Central Estate Agents Awards ceremony on Friday where various ...
Read moreDetailsSanlam Namibia has awarded six bursaries and welcomed 17 interns under its Sanlam Bursary Scheme. The ...
Read moreDetailsGondwana Collection Namibia has added The Ekipa and The Nest to its Secret Collection offering. The ...
Read moreDetailsThe Bank of Namibia (BoN) has been awarded a Transparency Award after emerging as the overall ...
Read moreDetailsThe idea of Authentic Leadership in the business world gained significant attention in the early 2000s ...
Read moreDetailsStandard Bank Holdings Namibia reported a profit after tax of N$770 million for the period ended 31 ...
Read moreDetailsHeadspring Investments, the Namibian arm of Russian nuclear giant Rosatom, is exploring the possibility of building ...
Read moreDetailsThe Women in Oil, Gas, and Energy Network of Namibia (WOGEN) hosted its inaugural event, honouring ...
Read moreDetailsIn recent years, Africa has emerged as a promising frontier for business and economic growth. With ...
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