insert_link Business / Economics Competition Commission Transfers N$9 Million in Penalties to State The Competition Commission has contributed N$65 million in penalties to the State Revenue Fund since 2009, including N$9 million for the 2024/25 financial year. The latest payments came from settlement agreements in the non-financial, cement, and fuel and air transport sectors. Dina //Gowases is the Commission’s spokesperson: today23 October, 2025
insert_link Oshiwambo O Namibia Competition commission oyiindiile oongeshefa dhiiyuthe komilandu dhokuya mumwe, ngaashi shili mo Competition act no 2 of 2003 Omupopiliko gokomisi Dina Gowases momushangwa gwiikundaneki okwati oongeshefadha thaneka okuya mumwe nadhi tseyithile okomisi ngele ongushu yomaliko gawo oga konda poodola oomilion 30 nongushu yehangano ya konda poodola oomilion 15. Tati oku ndopa oku nothelako okomisi nenge okuya komeho nokuya mumwe inaashi ziminwa,oshili epogolo lyoveta,notashi etitha egeelo nenge onkatu yopaveta. Okomisi tayiindiile wo oongeshefa dhiye moonkundathana nokomisi ngele dha thaneka omalunduluko gontumba noku konga omayelithilo uuna sha pumbiwa. today9 July, 2025
insert_link Namibia Competition Commission Says Settlement Reached Over Unapproved Merger The Competition Commission has reached a settlement with Fan Qingmei, Wang Zhongke, Hong Xiang Holdings, and Whale Rock Cement. The agreement follows an investigation revealing that these parties violated regulations by implementing a merger without the Commission's prior approval. Zhongke acquired shares in Hong Xiang Holdings from Qingmei, which holds a 70% stake in Whale Rock Cement and controls the company.The commission's, Dina //Gowases. t today2 August, 2024
