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Meer as N$250 miljoen vir oorlogsveterane

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CONSULT: Participants at the Stakeholder’s Consultations Workshop on Namibia’s Green Climate Fund Developed Project Pipelines and Concept Notes for the NAM-RS-006 project. Photo: EIF

N$4 billion climate funding secured over a decade (Agri Monitor)

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Company News in Brief

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The Namibia Industrialisation Development Agency this week launched its set of financial results over six years.

Development agency fails to turn a profit

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South Africa's Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana flanked by his deputy ministers David Masondo, and Ashor Nick Sarupen, speaks at the press conference ahead of his 2024 medium-term budget policy statement. South Africa will seek to raise R27 billion from the World Bank.

SA Treasury is looking to borrow R27bn from the World Bank

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Company News in Brief

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FILE PHOTO: A Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner taxis past the Final Assembly Building at Boeing South Carolina in North Charleston, South Carolina, United States, March 31, 2017. REUTERS/Randall Hill

Company News in Brief

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Action from an NPL match between Eleven Arrows and African Stars played at Kuisebmond Stadium five years ago. Photo Otis Daniels

New lease of life for Kuisebmond Stadium

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BILLIONS: The Central Procurement Board of Namibia approved ten competitive procurement awards worth N$1.2 billion over a five-month period. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

CPBN approves N$1.2b tenders over 5 months

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The construction sector is expected to see some resurgence amid a softening in lending rates.Photo: Contributed

144 building plans approved in Windhoek

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What happened to the BRICS Bank's R8.5bn Medupi loan?

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