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Ruben Haimbili.

The PDMS deadline: A N$14.4 billion problem

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Wendall Uiseb is an economics graduate.

Won’t someone listen to the regulators?

3 Weke Gelede

Josef Sheehama is an independent researcher and analyst.

Treasury urged not to flip-flop on PDMS

3 Weke Gelede

TAKE HEED: Dalene Heydenrych is the former acting accountant-general in the ministry of finance. She writes in her personal capacity.

Switching off PDMS will lead to KeDezemba chaos and beyond

1 Maand Gelede

WORRY: Civil servants are fearful over the Ministry of Finance's plans to do away with the payment deduction management system mechanism. Photo for illustrative purposes only.

Civil servants need payroll system kept

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The chairperson of the Parliamentary Committee on Economy, Industry, Public Administration and Planning, Ipumbu Shiimi. Photo file

Lawmakers implore Govt to speed up recruitment

3 Maande Gelede

Goverment has launched a National Youth Development Fund.

Cabinet approves N$257 million youth fund with no collateral

3 Maande Gelede

Company Briefs

6 Maande Gelede

EASIER: The ministry of finance is endorsing pension-backed home loans in an effort to allow civil servants will be able use a portion of their pensions to fund intended property purchases.

Namibia backs pension-funded housing loans for civil servants

6 Maande Gelede

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Public Holidays Paralyses

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TO BE DISCUSSED: A debate on the matter of Namibians drowning in debt is scheduled for 11 June in the National Assembly. Photo contributed

PDM slams lenders as Namibians drown in debt

7 Maande Gelede

Calle Schlettwein.

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