Famous Brands' SADC Revenue Declines 18% Amid Weak Trading in Botswana
Famous Brands' SADC revenue falls 18% to N$183 million due to weak trading in Botswana.
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Famous Brands' SADC revenue falls 18% to N$183 million due to weak trading in Botswana.
Stimulus Investments Limited declares an interim dividend of N$79.3 million for holders of its 2011 preference shares.
Namibia National Students Organisation in Zambezi Region seeks government support to address students' concerns
Namibia's Economic Freedom Fighters calls for probe into Roads Contractor Company's fuel transactions
IPC MP Lucia Mbuti seeks clarity on investigation into 2022 killing of 80-year-old Elina Samuel
Namibia's economic growth forecast for 2026 has been lowered to 2.3% from 3.1%, while the national budget has been revised up to N$88.6 billion.
A Namibian initiative provides a platform for men to discuss mental health, masculinity, and relationships in a safe and non-judgmental environment.
Namibia's Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare will assume expanded powers over state-owned enterprises
Beneficiaries of Namibia's Build Together Programme in Katwitwi settlement express disappointment with the small size and quality of their homes.
Namibia's Finance Minister, Ericah Shafudah, presents mid-term budget review, highlighting fiscal challenges and expenditure execution rates.
Namibia's National Assembly passes bill to reform governance of state-owned enterprises
OYO Dance Troupe and Botswana's New Moon Dance Academy to perform together at NTN