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Producer Price Index continued decline in Q2 of 2025
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Producer Price Index continued decline in Q2 of 2025

Namibia’s Producer Price Index (PPI) recorded a continued decline in the second quarter of 2025, reflecting ongoing shifts in wholesale price trends across major sectors of the economy.  According to the report issued by the Namibia Statistics Agency (NSA), the PPI fell by 3.1% quarter-on-quarter and dropped 2.5%, compared to the same period last year....

Bipa swings axe on dormant entities
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Bipa swings axe on dormant entities

The Business and Intellectual Property Authority (Bipa) will begin mass deregistration of non-compliant companies today, starting with 1 000 entities that have failed to meet legal and financial requirements. The Khomas region, home to the highest number of registered businesses, also leads in non-compliance, with many of its entities appearing on the deregistration list. It...

SMEs’ spotlight with Pricilla Mukokobi – COSDEF SME centre empowers Namibians with skills for a better future
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SMEs’ spotlight with Pricilla Mukokobi – COSDEF SME centre empowers Namibians with skills for a better future

The Community Skills Development Foundation (COSDEF) is changing lives across Namibia by providing practical skills to thousands of Namibians, especially in rural and marginalised areas. Speaking at the Ongwediva Annual Trade Fair Joram Shifa, communication and stakeholder engagement officer at COSDEF, said the organisation focuses on empowering communities through skills development.  “We offer technical training...

Miss Teen Namibia 2024 heads to India
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Miss Teen Namibia 2024 heads to India

Namibia’s own Elaine Engelbrecht, crowned Miss Teen Namibia 2024 in July in Lüderitz, is preparing to represent the country at the Miss Teen International 2025 pageant in India from 23 to 31 August. She is set to leave today for India today.  Engelbrecht will be flying the Namibian flag high as she competes with teenagers...

EU Film Festival shines spotlight on Namibian talent
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EU Film Festival shines spotlight on Namibian talent

The European Union has once again brought the magic of cinema to Namibia through the EU Film Festival, showcasing local and European talent. This year, three Namibian films will be showcased alongside nine European productions from countries like Denmark, Spain, Germany, France, Italy, Portugal, Austria, Finland and the EU delegation. Among the highlights is a...

Know Your Civil Servant – Otjiwarongo teacher goes viral … vows to make a difference in pupil’s lives 
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Know Your Civil Servant – Otjiwarongo teacher goes viral … vows to make a difference in pupil’s lives 

Inside a small classroom filled with bright, enthusiastic faces, Junior Primary teacher Gelda Waterboer, a teacher at Rogate Primary School in Otjiwarongo, is doing more than just teaching the fundamentals of reading and writing – she is shaping futures.  Waterboer became a social media sensation when a video of her teaching her learners a song...

Nedbank focusses on Future of Business to empower locals
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Nedbank focusses on Future of Business to empower locals

Nedbank Namibia hosted its Future of Business conference yesterday in Windhoek, endorsing its commitment to supporting local, owner-managed businesses.  The event brought together entrepreneurs, startups and small to medium enterprises (SMEs) to focus on key areas that drive business success, including leadership, communications, human resources and information technology. The conference is part of Nedbank’s new...

Nekundi: Let’s boost domestic manufacturing …directs all ministries to buy local where possible
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Nekundi: Let’s boost domestic manufacturing …directs all ministries to buy local where possible

Minister of Works and Transport Veikko Nekundi yesterday called on all government ministries to stop buying foreign goods when the same products are available in Namibia.  Speaking during a morning visit to Dinapama Manufacturing and Supplies, the minister said it is now a government directive that all ministries purchase locally made goods from government stores...