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    Omanyano ovanhu koikundaneki yomalungula kashili paveta, Commisiner Sakaria takunghilile Veronika Haulenga

Business / Economics

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Supply chains should make the world better, not worse – it’s time for a rethink

  By Ralph Hamann, University of Cape Town; Chien-Ming Chen, Nanyang Technological University; Jury Gualandris, Western University; Kevin Dooley, Arizona State University; Martina Linnenluecke, University of Technology Sydney; Michael L. Barnett, Rutgers University; Miriam Wilhelm, Vienna University of Economics and Business, and Sergio Lazzarini, Institute of Education and Research (INSPER)   Every product or service that you consume is part of a supply chain. Supply chains include an array of […]

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Enhancing Quality of Service within the Postal Sector in Namibia

  By Progress Enkali     The Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (CRAN) regulates postal services in Namibia, designating Namibia Post Limited (NamPost) as the National Postal Service Operator in Namibia. CRAN oversees the implementation of the license conditions subject to the Designated Postal Operator license issued to NamPost in terms of 96 (2) of the Communications Act (No. 8 0f 2009). CRAN aims to improve the efficiency, reliability, and accessibility of postal […]

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Moratorium on Petroleum Licenses to Be Lifted

  The Mines and Energy ministry has announced that the moratorium on issuing wholesale petroleum licenses, in place since August 2022, will be lifted on Friday. The pause was intended to enhance the ministry's licensing system. Since 2018, the ministry has issued 87 new retail licenses, raising the total to over 500 nationwide. The ministry's Eshioshange Ten Hasheela.  

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Revenue Agency to Suspend Unlicensed Clearing Agents

The Namibia Revenue Agency has announced that clearing agents who do not renew their licenses for 2024 will face suspension. A 30-day grace period will be provided, from August 14 to September 13, for agents to complete their renewal. Failure to renew by the deadline will result in license termination. The agency's Tonateni Shidhudhu.  

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15 August 2024 Morning Biz News: Welwitschia Sovereign Wealth Fund Doubles in Value; Rand Gains on U.S. Data; Oil Prices Rebound

Welwitschia Sovereign Wealth Fund Sees Remarkable Growth The Welwitschia Sovereign Wealth Fund, launched in 2022, has nearly doubled its value, rising from N$260 million to N$440 million. Central Bank Governor Johannes !Gawaxab noted that the Fund has consistently outperformed its benchmark, the Norwegian Government Pension Fund Global, demonstrating strong performance and growth. South African Rand Strengthens On Wednesday, the South African rand appreciated to 18.05 against the US dollar, marking […]

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Nigeria’s highest court says local governments can spend their funds without interference: why this matters

  By Abiodun Odusote, University of Lagos   Nigeria’s Supreme Court has affirmed the financial autonomy of the country’s 774 local government areas. It upheld the suit brought by the federal government to strengthen the independence of local governments in the country. Nigeria’s attorney-general and minister of justice filed the suit in May. Local governments have been hampered in most states, where the governors seize their federal allocations and only […]

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14 August 2024 Morning Biz News: Namibia Keeps Repo Rate Steady? , South Africa Sees Surge in Project Announcements, Dollar Weakens, and Oil Prices Climb

  Bank of Namibia Expected to Maintain Repo Rate Analysts are predicting that the Bank of Namibia will keep the repo rate steady at 7.75% during its upcoming Monetary Policy Committee meeting on Wednesday. This decision would mark the third consecutive meeting where the rate remains unchanged, following similar outcomes in April and June. The move reflects ongoing stability in the financial sector as the bank continues to navigate economic […]

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