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Binge drinkers are set for a tough time ahead after finance minister Erica Shafudah’s announcement that a 6.75% increase in excise duties on the consumption of alcohol took effect come into effect on 12 March 2025. The increase will see…

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Presidency commits to finalising genocide negotiations

President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah is expected to push for a conclusive resolution to the long-standing issue of genocide reparations as her administration takes over Namibia’s new government. Presidential press secretary Alfredo Hengari says the new head of state is well-versed in…

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Economists challenge Namibia’s new budget priorities

Economists have challenged Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah’s new administration prioritising spending on efforts that will reduce unemployment, boost healthcare and improve education. New minister of finance and social grants management Erica Shafudah will table the appropriation bill in parliament this afternoon. The…

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Finance ministry, BoN investigate bank charges

The Bank of Namibia (BoN) and the Ministry of Finance and Public Enterprises have announced the formation of a joint committee to investigate and set maximums for the fees commercial banks are allowed to charge clients. This was confirmed yesterday…

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Van Rooyen family pumps N$297m into debt-ridden Trustco

Trustco Group Holdings Limited’s founder Quinton van Rooyen and his family have once again stepped in to prop up Trustco’s finances, taking on N$297 million in international debt from one of its investment subsidiaries. On Tuesday, the company released a…

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Outgoing presidential press secretary Alfredo Hengari says the government has invested too much in the emerging green hydrogen industry for it to be ignored by the next administration. This comes as president-elect Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah’s election manifesto did not prioritise green…

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Deaf community calls for sign language recognition

Namibia’s deaf community is urging the incoming government to recognise sign language as a national language for better inclusivity. Namibian National Association of the Deaf (NNAD) director Linekela Nanyeni says the new government should prioritise making sign language a national…

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Youth council reinstates Schwartz-Gowases

The National Youth Council (NYC) board yesterday reinstated Calista Schwartz-Gowases as its director after 10 months of paid suspension. Schwartz-Gowases yesterday confirmed she is back in office following instructions from the NYC board and minister of sport, youth and national…

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Sign language to be introduced in parliament

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Pick n Pay shops to be renamed ‘Model’

OHLTHAVER & List Group (O&L) on Monday announced that as of 1 July, a wholly Namibian-owned brand, Model, will officially replace Pick n Pay Namibia. O&L last year announced it will terminate its Pick n Pay Namibia franchise agreement with…

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Tjongarero orders reinstatement of Schwartz-Gowases as NYC director

Minister of sport, youth and national service Agnes Tjongarero has instructed the National Youth Council (NYC) to reinstate its suspended director, Calista Schwartz-Gowases, from Monday. Schwartz-Gowases was suspended last March after reports of misconduct were levelled against her, which included…

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