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EMPOWER: Bank Windhoek MD Baronice Hans.

Building economic resilience through talent and leadership development

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The heart behind the help

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The US competition and consumer watchdog alleges that Meta, which already owned Facebook, bought Instagram in 2012 and WhatsApp in 2014 to eliminate competition, effectively giving itself a monopoly. Photo Pexels

Company News in Brief

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HELPING HAND: A view of parched earth as a wetland is drying up. Wilderness Safaris recently helped communities affected by the drought across regions where it operates in southern Africa.

Wilderness supports 18 000 across southern Africa

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PRESSURE: A Starlink satellite internet system is set up on a caravan truck of a tourist, parked.

Lesotho under pressure to approve Starlink licence

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WAR: The Illustration is showing U.S. and Chinese flags with a label of 34% tariffs.

EAN raises alarm over US tariffs

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WAR CHEST: The Namibia Revenue Agency has exceeded its revenue target which should see finance minister Ericah Shafudah have more spending power than initially anticipated.

NamRa rakes in over N$88 billion

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FLOODED: Houses at the outskirts of Outapi in Omusati region are flooded.

Efundja: Blessing and a curse

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Company News in Brief

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Young African FC are ready for battle. PHOTOS Mariud Ngula

Buoyant Young African warns Stars

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MTC’s chief human capital officer, Raymond Cloete.

MTC hands over bursaries

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Countries donate N$130 million to Namibia for drought relief

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