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A copper ore. PHOTO: FILE

Copper in the spotlight

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Capital spending gaps is concern, with the National Planning Commission under scrutiny. Finance minister Ericah Shafudah ahead of her maiden budget speech in April last year. PHOTO: FILE

NPC under scrutiny as capital spend lags

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A copper ore. PHOTO: FILE

Copper in the spotlight

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IoT: An early model of a OneWeb satellite like those the company planned to build to connect all areas of the world to the Internet wirelessly. The company plans to launch 2 000 of the satellites as part of its constellation.

Namibia’s LEO play shifts to execution Namibia’s LEO play shifts to execution

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EXCITED: Radio Electronic CEO Francios du Toit explains how local partnership beats regulatory hurdles to boost business connectivity.

OneWeb approval sets path for LEO in Namibia

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BLUE ARMY: Standard Bank is the only institution offering completely free ATM cash-outs from e-money product known as BlueVoucher. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Banking fees unmasked

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Tata Punch marks brand’s bold return to Namibia

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LONG WALK: Bank BIC Namibia has still not been able to turn a profit since its operationalisation in 2026. PHOTO Bank BIC Namibia

N$130m lifeline for loss-making Bank BIC

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Cran: ICT contributes 2.5% to Namibia's GDP

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The panellists at the during the Green Finance for Sustainable Buildings forum hosted by the Green Building Council of Namibia and Development Bank of Namibia last week: Fyzel Smith from the Namibia Institute of Architects; Bernadette Shalumbu-Shivute, representing the UNDP; Joachim Komeheke from Bank Windhoek; Ndeyapo Ekanjo, from the Development Bank of Namibia, and moderator Suzie Shefeni, from the GIZ. PHOTO ESTER KAMATI

Building a greener future for Namibia’s housing industry

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