Yango drivers must adapt to the business model or move on
The protest by Yango drivers in Windhoek exposes a troubling contradiction: drivers want the benefits of ...
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Women surpass men in access to financial services in Namibia
More women than men in Namibia are financially included, placing the country ahead of several African ...
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Low pay and salary delays push workers into debt
Namibian employers have been urged to review salaries against market rates and the rising cost of ...
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Calls mount for minimum wage violators to be barred from government tenders
Companies that fail to pay Namibia’s national minimum wage should be disqualified from government tenders, with ...
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Namibia, Angola move to boost trade as border agreement nears signing
Namibia and Angola are moving to increase cross-border trade and investment, with plans to sign an ...
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Namibia moves closer to regulating construction industry
Namibia is moving closer to introducing legislation to regulate its construction industry, with the long-delayed Construction ...
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Namibian banks, financial institutions to face monthly credit data quality assessments
Banks and other financial institutions in Namibia will now have the quality of their credit information ...
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El Niño, FMD threaten to drive up Namibia’s food prices in 2027
Namibia faces rising food prices in 2027 as persistent El Niño conditions and the recent foot-and-mouth ...
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In a world of texts and emails, who is still talking?
By Ndatala Angula A common saying holds that most people fear public speaking more than death. ...
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Betting on yourself. Resilience, reinvention, and building through the rejection in entrepreneurship
By Loide Nantinda As the calendar pages turn and the year winds down, many entrepreneurs, creatives, ...
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