The central bank yesterday confirmed that at no point was N$60 billion transferred or deposited into Namibia’s banking system by any entity or individuals associated with the Credit Union of Namibia (CUN).
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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Mahindra raises the Scorpio SUV to the power of N
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