Oryx Properties, the largest property fund in the country, has partnered with RMB for the acquisition of Dunes Mall in Walvis Bay, in a landmark transaction worth N$630 million.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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Bank Windhoek ploughing back into Lüderitz
For its empathy project, Bank Windhoek’s Lüderitz Service Centre recently donated essential needs and cleaning materials to four schools.
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Mushrooming traditional authorities a concern … no kings and queens in Namibia
President Hage Geingob has expressed concern over the proliferation of traditional authorities and disputes among them in the country.
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Rehoboth addresses housing need
The town of Rehoboth is finding ways to address land and housing issues to help low-income earners struggling with affordability.
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Farmers butt heads with NamRa over Meatco’s delays
Hundreds of local commercial livestock producers are in trouble with the Namibia Revenue Agency (NamRA) for failing to honour their output VAT on time, while others just did not pay up.
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Real Madrid coaching clinic lauded
The Real Madrid Foundation coaching clinics, which began in June this year in Windhoek and Walvis Bay, recently moved to Otjiwarongo and Rundu respectively.
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VIBEZ! – Namibian creatives take on IATF stage
Four Namibian creatives are currently showcasing their works at the Intra-African Trade Fair (IATF) in Cairo, Egypt.
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VIBEZ! – |Uiras readies for Miss Universe pageant …as married women and moms compete for first time
Miss Namibia 2023 Jameela |Uiras is among 90 women from around the globe vying for the prestigious crown of the 72nd Miss Universe on Saturday.
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Strong passenger trend continues in September
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) announced that the strong post-pandemic passenger traffic trend continued in September. African airlines posted a 28.1% traffic increase in September 2023 versus a year ago.
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Fuel price drop expected to rein in inflation
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