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Namibia vehicle sales on track to reach 16,500 despite rising ownership costs. PHOTO: Business Report

Vehicle sales set to hit 16 500

1 Dag Gelede

Transport is the largest contributor to the 13.2% annual inflation and 3.7% monthly jump and a clear source of the August acceleration. PHOTO: FILE

Fuel prices fire up inflation

1 Week Gelede

Ashante Manetti. Photo: Contributed

Manetti appointed Letshego Namibia chief commercial officer

2 Weke Gelede

The tourism sector is being reassured as the Namibia Competition Commission probes exclusive arrangements between conservancies and private operators will not disrupt business. PHOTO: FILE

Competition Commission eases tourism fears

2 Weke Gelede

NAMDIA backs diamond branding

2 Weke Gelede

A new website has been launched for Namibiau2019s instant payments programme. PHOTO: FILE

Instant payments site launched

2 Weke Gelede

TotalEnergiesu0027 Venus project could lift vehicle sales above 20 000. PHOTO: FILE

Vehicle market eyes Venus boost

4 Weke Gelede

The Namibia Competition Commission has opened an investigation into the behavior of retailer, the Rani Group. PHOTO: FILE

NACC opens Rani probe

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Tunohole Mungoba. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

FIMA and your medical aid

1 Maand Gelede

The GIPF raises disability benefits by 5% to support vulnerable members. The photo is for illustrative purposes only. PHOTO: FILE

GIPF raises disability payouts by 5%

1 Maand Gelede

Namibians will find out later today in which direction the cost of borrowing moves. PHOTO: FILE

Borrowing rate comes under focus

1 Maand Gelede

Nedbank Namibiau0027s headquarters. PHOTO: FILE

Nedbank reports R8.4bn profit

1 Maand Gelede

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