More wealth is in the service industry

The service industry has a direct impact on jobs, living standards and tax revenue collection for the government.
Phillepus Uusiku
  • 3 Year Ago - 2021-10-29 00:00:00
PHILLEPUS UUSIKUDespite the service industry contributing the largest chunk of about 62% to the overall gross domestic production (GDP) in Namibia, the agriculture sector remains t
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