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Business / Economics

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Business / Economics

Chinese Foreign Minister Set To Meet Vice President Nandi-Ndwaitwah

  His Excellency Wang Yi, China's Foreign Minister, will hold discussions with Her Excellency Dr. Netumbo Nandi Ndaitwah, Namibia's Vice President and President-Elect, at the Old State House in Windhoek. This meeting is part of his official visit to Namibia, which runs until January 7. Ambassador Penda Naanda is from the Namibian Ministry of Foreign Relations:  

today6 January, 2025

Business / Economics

BOJ keeps rates unchanged

  Japan’s central bank is leaving interest rates unchanged in a move widely expected by the market. Its chief, Kazuo Ueda, says a lack of clarity over wage trends and uncertainty over the U.S. economy is behind the decision. Chris Gilbert reports from Tokyo:  

today20 December, 2024

Business / Economics

Union to Present Support for Increase in S.A’s National Minimum Wage

  Cosatu says it will be presenting its submission to support the South Africa National Minimum Wage Commission’ recommendations of 1.5-percent increase for the national minimum wage for the 2025 financial year and finalise its proposals to Employment and Labour minister Nomakhosazana Meth. Cosatu’s Matthew Parks says the federation is urging the Minister to announce the final increase and ensure it comes into effect by no later than 1 March […]

today20 December, 2024

Business / Economics

Bank of England Hold interest rates

  The Bank of England has held UK interest rates at 4.75%, warning that Britain's economy is on the brink of stagnation following a combination of global factors, and the UK finance minister's spending plans for the year ahead. Lou Browne has more.  

today20 December, 2024

Business / Economics

Hardap Governor Hails Entrepreneurs as Economic Backbone

Hardap governor Salomon April has praised entrepreneurs for their vital role in driving Namibia’s economy. Speaking at a handover ceremony in Mariental on Tuesday, April highlighted the distribution of equipment to over 50 beneficiaries from the Hardap and //Kharas regions under the Ministry of Trade and Industrialisation’s Equipment Aid Scheme for MSMEs. Minister of Industrialisation and Trade, Lucia Iipumbu, encouraged entrepreneurs who have not yet participated to apply in the […]

today20 December, 2024

Business / Economics

Amazon workers to strike

  Thousands of Amazon workers in the United States are gearing up to go on strike from today over the tech giant's refusal to begin contract negotiations.It follows a Congressional investigation which this week found the company pushes its workforce to fulfil orders at speeds that could cause high rates of injury. Amazon claims those findings are "wrong" and featured "selective, outdated information that isn't grounded in reality." Following the […]

today19 December, 2024

Business / Economics

NCCI Calls for Active Participation in January 2025 EGM

  The Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry is set to hold an Extraordinary General Meeting in January 2025 to elect new Executive Committees and address key branch matters. Only paid-up members can participate in nominations, voting, or standing for election. Members interested in standing for EXCO positions must submit a Statement of Intent one week before the meeting. For eligibility, members are urged to confirm their membership status or […]

today19 December, 2024

Business / Economics

Mobile Communication Trends Reflect Shifts in User Behavior – CRAN

    In Q3 2024, mobile outgoing minutes increased by 8%, and SMS usage rose by 11%, marking recoveries from previous declines, according to the Communications Regulatory Authority. Mobile data usage fell by 3%, suggesting a shift toward fiber-based internet. Fixed-line calls remained steady, but mobile-to-fixed-line calls grew by 38%, driven by communication with businesses and government offices. Telecom Namibia relied heavily on MTC for inter-network call routing, with only […]

today19 December, 2024

Business / Economics

FISHCOR Donates Fish to All 14 Regions for Food Security

  FISHCOR donated 1 ton of fish to each of Namibia's 14 regions, valued at N$240,000, to support food security amid the ongoing drought. The donation aims to assist the most vulnerable communities facing food shortages. CEO Alex Gawa-!nab highlighted FISHCOR's commitment to complementing government efforts in national development and addressing food security. James Uerikua, speaking on behalf of the Governors Trust, expressed gratitude for the partnership, emphasizing its role […]

today19 December, 2024