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Bringing warmth and character to Namibian spaces

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Namibia Breweries Limitedu2019s operating profit fell 20.6% to N$221.8 million in the six months to June, as the loss of protected South African beer volumes weighed on the business. PHOTO: FILE

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NBL takes export hit

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Nearly one billion Africans still relying on wood, charcoal and other traditional fuels for cooking. Photo Pexels

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Clean cooking moves to the heart of Africa’s energy transition

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President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has told US officials that foreign investors are welcome in Namibia, provided they comply with the countryu2019s laws and regulations.

Diplomacy and Deals

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Capricorn’s supports women's health

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NUST is set to host global technology gathering. PHOTO: FILE

NUST to host tech conference

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The banking sector is closely monitoring the situation and engaging with stakeholders to assess the potential impact on agricultural borrowers. PHOTO: FILE

Banks monitor FMD impact on farmers

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Nearly one billion Africans still relying on wood, charcoal and other traditional fuels for cooking. Photo Pexels

Clean cooking moves to the heart of Africa’s energy transition

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Namibia Breweries Limitedu2019s operating profit fell 20.6% to N$221.8 million in the six months to June, as the loss of protected South African beer volumes weighed on the business. PHOTO: FILE

NBL takes export hit

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MONEY PROBLEMS: Minister James Sankwasa says more funding is needed to tackle Namibiau2019s housing crisis. PHOTO: FILE

Govt admits funding shortfall as 10 000 housing target looms

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Government has missed its April target to build 3 000...

RENTAL BREAK: Grow More Investments CC will receive monthly rental deductions totalling N$180 000 on two Ramatex properties. PHOTO: FILE

City gives Ramatex tenant N$180 000 monthly discount

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The City of Windhoek has approved monthly rent reductions totalling...

The Habitat branch in Windhoek. Photos Ingrid BooysenrnrnPhoto: Ingrid Booysen

Bringing warmth and character to Namibian spaces

18 Hours Ago - Market Watch

Habitat opened its first store in Swakopmund nearly 16 years...