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Financial experts stress importance of spending less than you earn
Moses Munango, a security officer, earns HR degree despite challenging circumstances
Namibian MPs warn that the government's N$179 million allocation to fight foot-and-mouth disease may not be enough to support affected farmers.
Former Namibian Deputy Prime Minister Libertina Amathila, a trailblazing medical doctor and politician, has been remembered for her tireless efforts to improve sanitation and healthcare i...
Elevate Uranium grants 5.4 million securities to employees, Anirep renews cautionary notice, and Oceana forecasts 46-56% earnings increase.
Foot-and-mouth disease outbreak forces export abattoir to halt operations
Two men killed in land dispute in Namibia's Otjase village, five suspects arrested.
Danny Meyer says entrepreneurship requires discipline, research, and sustained commitment.
Namibia's mid-year budget review projects lower growth and revenue for 2026, citing a decline in diamond output and mining revenue.
Namibian Chamber of Environment CEO Dr. Chris Brown defends marine phosphate mining, citing minimal impact on marine ecosystems and significant economic benefits.
Namibia's Consumer Confidence Index has dipped below 50, reaching a record low of 42.2 in the fourth quarter.
The 70th edition of the Keetmanshoop Annual International Trade Expo (KAITE) has concluded, with the event's economic value to the local community highlighted.