The primary institution mandated to implement the National Consumer Protection Policy launched last week is the Consumer Protection Office in the trade ministry.
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Tertiary industries save economy
Tertiary industries, also known as the services sector, pulled the domestic economy out of the doldrums after suffering through four successive quarters of negative growth.
Opinion – Cultural festivals should be embraced to unite nation
Festivals are an expressive way to celebrate glorious heritage, culture and traditions.
Opinion – Harambee: Prosperity for everyone?
Successive governments of the Republic of Namibia have over the years pioneered various programmes with the distinctive aim of poverty eradication.
Opinion – Why SADC is not development-oriented
We need to question ourselves on the incompetency of our continental governing bodies and institutions.
Opinion – Delay exams for grade 12 Advanced Subsidiary students
Bureaucrats at the ministry of education continue to assure the nation that for the first time, grade 12 exam results will be better, compared to pre-Covid-19 academic years.
Challenges at Otjekua hamstring progress
Children of the marginalised Otjekua village in Omusati have dreams of becoming professionals and escape their community’s cycle of poverty but an array of challenges hamstring their development.
AMTA donates big to Angolan migrants
The Agro-Marketing and Trade Agency (AMTA) at the weekend donated 5 000 heads of cabbage and 32 tonnes of maize meal to the Angolan migrants at Etunda.
Investors allowed to join forex fraud case
High Court Judge Thomas Masuku has condoned the late filing of 57 people who claim to have invested their money with self-proclaimed foreign exchange trader Michael Amushelelo.
AG calls out towns over non-compliance…culprits blame Covid pandemic
Auditor general Junias Kandjeke expressed dismay at 26 local authorities and 10 regional councils who are in breach of the law by not submitting up-to-date financial statements.
