Namibia’s economy is poised to evolve and grow. New sources of economic activity and revenue streams are imminent, and impetus for development of well-being and capital formation at the household level is growing.
Author: Correspondent (Correspondent )
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Opinion – Untangling the dichotomy of bourgeoisie’ syndrome in government system
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Opinion – Is section 49(2) of POCA in compliance with Namibia’s constitutional framework?
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Financial constraints hamper AMTA operations… labelled a white elephant
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Namibia records decrease in rhino poaching
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Otjinene services 17 plots in 2023
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A day in a life of a street vendor
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Opinion – How entrepreneurs are paving ways for remote, flexible work models
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Oshana commander avails his car to fight crime
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