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Namibia Revenue Agency (NamRA) launched a whistle-blower hotline to provide a secure and confidential platform for reporting a range of concerns. The hotline is available to NamRA employees, stakeholders and the public to report issues such as corruption, fraud, tax evasion, money laundering, smuggling, drug trafficking, and any other misconduct or noncompliance with NamRA policies....
Petroleum Training and Education Fund CEO Nillian Mulemi says it is vital for government entities to hold hands and work together for the oil and gas industry to flourish. She was speaking during the opening of the oil and gas health, safety, security and environment awareness and training for critical government officials that render regulated...
Industrialisation and trade minister Lucia Iipumbu has reaffirmed that Namibia is ready to tap into the massive single market of about 1.3 billion people in Africa. She added that this “readiness” can be improved through the Growth at Home strategy by industrialising the local economy to produce goods and services for export markets. Namibia’s readiness...
As foreign investment levels continue to flow into Namibia, concerns are mounting about the lack of local engagement and knowledge among Namibian entrepreneurs. Despite a wealth of opportunities available, many locals remain unaware of the heightened potential that resides within their own economy. CEO of the Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board (NIPDB) Nangula Uaandja...
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New Era business reporter Maihapa Ndjavera (MN) sat with Kadri Simson (KS), European Commissioner for Energy, during the inaugural Global African Hydrogen Summit last week to discuss issues such as the EU’s interest in Namibia’s green hydrogen ambitions. MN: How are you finding the summit? KS: So far, I am positively impressed, and the most...
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