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Prime Shaapopi a chartered accountant with interest in taxation.

A shift in tax policy

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FLTR are trustee Joseph Kunyenga, director Marc Friedman and manager Gerhard Januarie. Photo Aurelia Afrikaner

Andre Messika Diamonds awards employees historic 25% stake in company

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South Africa has opened up its rail network to private operators.

Company News in Brief

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Trustco's head office in Windhoek. The van Rooyen family has received a buyout for the acquisition of their share capital in the company.

VeldBridge eyes Trustco buyout, pledges $250m (N$4.5bn) financing

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VeldBridge eyes Trustco buyout, pledges $250m (N$4.5bn) financing

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Debmarine's SS Nujoma mining vessel seen in operation.

Debmarine announces 45% price crash

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The Otjikoto mine continues to deliver more gold, hitting record production levels in 2024. Photo b2gold.com

More gold, less jobs

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Bush encroachment affects 46 million ha in Namibia, reducing livestock capacity.

New biochar manufacturing targets better grazing land

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The Pupkewitz Group of Companies is embarking on centenary celebrations this year. For more: //q.my.na/Z02Q

Pupkewitz Foundation's N$10m centenary boost for Namibia

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WATCH: The CEO of the Pupkewitz Foundation, Meryl Berry, says her late father, business mogul Harold Pupkewitz believed in uplifting the destitute. She made the remarks as the Pupkewitz Group celebrates its 100 years in business.

Pupkewitz Foundation's N$10m centenary boost for Namibia

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