Financial Intelligence Center updates progress to avoid greylisting

Namibia has partially addressed nine of the thirteen recommended actions to avoid greylisting, as the Financial Intelligence Center reported during a recent plenary meeting. The country will enter a compulsory reporting phase from November 2024 to May 2026. Financial Intelligence Centre director, Bryan Eiseb.

Written by: Tonata Kadhila

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Analab expands workforce with inauguration of new laboratory

By: Selma Taapopi Analytical Laboratory Services has expanded its operations and now employs approximately 34 staff members, about 60 percent of whom are young people, marking significant growth from the four staff employed when it was established in 1997. The increase in staff follows the inauguration of a new laboratory in Windhoek on Wednesday, which will complement […]

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