2021-01-11Maihapa Ndjavera Passionate about the information and communication technology (ICT) sector, Stanley Shanapinda, who was last year named as the new CEO of Telecom Namibia promised customers to expect a different entity that is in the space of competition. View more
2021-01-08Maihapa Ndjavera The agriculture and forestry sectors recorded a decline of 2.5% in real value-added in the third quarter of 2020 in comparison to a contraction of 5.5% in the same period in 2019. View more
2021-01-07Maihapa Ndjavera A long-cherished dream finally came true for young entrepreneur Beatha Shitemba whose baby jelly product is now available in a local store. View more
2021-01-06Staff Reporter The GIPF has taken note of the unfortunate social media post made by the City of Windhoek mayor, Dr Job Amupanda, on the design and benefits of the Fund, which carried a number of factually inaccurate and/or misleading assertions about the Fund. View more
2021-01-05Maihapa Ndjavera In a quarterly bulletin for December 2020, the Bank of Namibia stated that the total domestic debt rose both year-on-year and quarter-on-quarter to meet the government’s financing requirements. View more
2021-01-05Staff Reporter The fuel review committee of the energy ministry decided to keep fuel pump prices for January 2021, unchanged, and to finance the recorded under-recoveries from the national energy fund (NEF). View more
2020-12-18Eveline de Klerk Walvis-based fishing company Tunacor yesterday formalised an agreement in which it will spend at least N$1.6 million a month for the next four months to pay monthly salaries to over 600 former employees of Seaflower Pelagic Processing (SPP) in exchange for a 4 000-metric ton quota from the state-owned National Fishing Corporation of Namibia (Fishcor). View more
2020-12-14Staff Reporter2 Despite the slowdown of economic activities in the current recessionary environment exacerbated by Covid-19, local IT company, Tangwe’s Trading has managed to stay focussed on its digital business model View more
2020-12-14Staff Reporter2 Bank of Namibia projects the primary, secondary, and tertiary industries to contract significantly in 2020 before showing a slight recovery in 2021. View more
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