The Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia will start collecting levies from service providers, backdated to August 2022, following the recent Supreme Court ruling in its favour.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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We are prepared to maximise oil benefits – Mbumba
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Nedbank reinforces alignment of socio-economic goals
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Super League produces exciting wins . . . women deliver exciting, competitive action on Saturday
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Ministries caution against fraudulent bids
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Court decides on FlyNamibia’s fate today
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