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WINDHOEK – Bank of Namibia (BoN) Strategic Communication and Financial Sector Development Director Dr Emma Haiyambo said yesterday that country’s real GDP growth is projected to recover slightly to 0.3 percent in 2019, before improving to 1.9 percent in 2020.

WINDHOEK - The Southern Africa Development Community (Sadc) Secretariat has expressed concern that there are only two countries, namely Namibia and South Africa, who are currently manufacturing condoms in the region. 

ONGWEDIVA – Johannes Bokoma Nashikaku, yana fumanwi mulatu kwamakalo akweli ye mwakuitenga mwakufundota lifolofolo zehanisizwe, Labubeli natomezwi kulifa N$30 000,

WINDOKO – Musali walilimo zemashumi amane kazepeli (42), yalumelwa kuli naile kwañaka kuyo laula, kasamulaho akukula mwatoho, natimezi kasamulaho wakunwa mulyani wana filwe. Nakalile kutaza mi nashwezi onafo, mapokola

WINDOKO – Kutokwa buiswalo kwababeleki mwaofesi yebona zakufa mañolo abukwaezi ili yezibahala hahulu ka Natis, ili babalekisa mañolo abukwaezi mwalinzila zefosahezi kwabakwaezi babasina lyano famukwakwa sihulu bakwaezi babansu,

WINDHOEK – The central bank, the Bank of Namibia, on Friday dropped the hammer on yet another online financial scheme operating in the country, this time declaring popular Longrich Bioscience an illegal financial scheme. 

WINDHOEK - Minister of Works and Transport John Mutorwa has called on the newly appointed Road Transportation Board to be analytical when executing their functions so as to make a meaning contribution to Namibia’s socio-economic development.

​​​​​​​WINDHOEK - City of Windhoek CEO Robert Kahimise has asked the city mayor and chairperson of council to convene a meeting to consider and resolve the withdrawal or quashing of the charges against the suspended City Police chief Abraham Kanime and investigations against himself (Kahimise).

KEETMANSHOOP - Clinton Bernadus Swartbooi, leader of the Landless People's Movement (LPM), has urged members to “join hands in a walk to transformation” during a mass rally in Keetmanshoop over the weekend.

RUNDU - Information and Communication Technology Deputy Minister Engel Nawatiseb says government recognises the strategic importance of ICT and the major role it plays in contributing to the economic development of Namibia and her citizens.