As of the beginning of March this year, all second-hand vehicles in transit through Namibia to other countries in the region will be required to be transported on a vehicle carrier trailer.
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FNB backs SME economic recovery loan scheme
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Know your civil servant – I believe in empowerment
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On the spot – MTC’S chief human capital clarifies biometric SIM registration
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Centre launched to advance reproductive health
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Lights out at Omuthiya Hospital… bulbs can only be procured from China
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Woman broken by suicides of husband and son
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BoN denies existence of N$60 billion fraud funds
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).
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NamRA directive ‘not thought-through’
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