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TO BE DISCUSSED: A debate on the matter of Namibians drowning in debt is scheduled for 11 June in the National Assembly. Photo contributed

PDM slams lenders as Namibians drown in debt

1 Day Ago

avango East governor Hamunyera Hambyuka, regional council chairperson Damian Maghambayi, and Rundu mayor Gabriel Benjamin officially launch the town’s prepaid water system during a ribbon-cutting ceremony in Tutungeni. PHOTO Phillipus Josef

Rundu bets on prepaid water to tackle N$300m NamWater debt

4 Day Ago

COURT RULES FOR STATE: The High court has thrown the book at gambling operators. Photo contributed

Gambling operators lose bid to dodge levies

1 Week Ago

LOSS: Veteran farmer, Mike Venaani. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Agribank pushes to auction Venaani Sr's farm

1 Month Ago

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NamPower blames N$960m arrears on ECB tariff decision

1 Month Ago

GOOD GESTURE: The Oshakati Town Council is writing off debt of deceased clients.

Oshakati to forgive the dead

1 Month Ago

Total overdraft debt at local commercial banks the end of October this year amounted to about N$11.6 billion. Photo Unsplash/Emil Kalibradov

Local banks weather NPL clouds

4 Month Ago

Farm land in Zimbabwe. The country has identified at least 439 former land owners as beneficiaries for financial settlement of $331 million.

Zimbabwe to pay white farmers R6 billion in bonds

4 Month Ago

Zimbabwe aims eventually to tap international capital markets again

Zimbabwe charts ambitious return to global finance at debt conference

4 Month Ago

PURSUED: Businesswoman Qiaoxia ‘Stina’ Wu. PHOTO: FILE

Wu sought N$40m FNB loan to repay DBN

5 Month Ago

PURSUED: Businesswoman Qiaoxia ‘Stina’ Wu. PHOTO: FILE

Wu sought N$40m FNB loan to repay DBN

5 Month Ago

IMMINENT COLLAPSE: The City of Windhoek has taken the ECB to court to challenge the regulator’s decision that prevents it from blocking residents' prepaid electricity meters due to unpaid bills. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

City faces ‘collapse’ over ECB directive

5 Month Ago

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