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The Namibian Competition Commission (NaCC) has found no favouritism in RedForce Debt Management’s debt-collection tenders, but has highlighted concerns over unregulated fees. The competition watchdog made this finding following allegations on social media that the debt-collection agency had secured the…
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The country’s major dams are receiving good inflows during the current rainy season, the Namibia Water Corporation (NamWater) has reported. Some dams are nearly full, with the Swakoppoort Dam already spilling over. The water utility says people should be careful…
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Zimbabweans across the country decided not to heed calls of mass protests or to listen to government assurances of public safety and chose to stay at home yesterday, when they had been urged to engage in mass public dissent. In…
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–NEARLY FULL … Several of the country’s major dams are nearly full.Photo: NamWater The country’s major dams are receiving good inflows during the current rainy season, the Namibia Water Corporation (NamWater) has reported.Some dams are nearly full, with the Swakoppoort…
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Secretary to Cabinet George Simataa has announced a raft of changes of executive directors (EDs) in an array of ministries, with some being downgraded to EDs without accounting functions. Justice ministry ED Gladice Pickering has been assigned to the Office…
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Presidential spokesperson Alfredo Hengari says president Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah’s plans to relaunch Air Namibia between June this year and December next year. He said this in response to an editorial published in The Namibian, titled ‘Point of Clarity, Madam President’. Hengari…
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On 5 March, the Bank of Namibia unveiled a poignant tribute to former president Hage Geingob with the launch of a commemorative N$60 banknote celebrating his life and legacy. This unique banknote transcends its function as legal tender and lauds…
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CommerciaL vehicles remained the primary driver of annual vehicle sales growth, accounting for 54.3% of total units sold in January 2025, the latest report by Simonis Storm shows. Sales in this segment decreased by 4.57% year on year (y/y), reflecting…
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The Ministry of Health and Social Services has been allocated N$12.3 billion for the 2025/26 financial year, with a total of N$37.5 billion set aside over the Medium-Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF) period. As part of this allocation, N$780 million has…
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The Namibian government has allocated N$24.8 billion to the education, innovation, arts and culture sectors for the 2025/26 financial year, with a total of N$76.1 billion earmarked for these sectors over the Medium-Term Expenditure Framework. Meanwhile, sport has been allocated…
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Namibia’s new vehicle market demonstrated notable resilience in February 2025, with a total of 1 117 units sold, reflecting a 1.4% year on year (y/y) increase compared to the 1 102 units sold in February 2024, according to Almandro Jansen…
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COMMERCIAL vehicles have remained the primary driver of annual vehicle sales growth, accounting for 54.3% of total units sold in January 2025, the latest report by Simonis Storm shows. Sales in this segment decreased by 4.57% year on year (y/y),…
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