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The GIPF raises disability benefits by 5% to support vulnerable members. The photo is for illustrative purposes only. PHOTO: FILE

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The GIPF raises disability benefits by 5% to support vulnerable members. The photo is for illustrative purposes only. PHOTO: FILE

GIPF raises disability payouts by 5%

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The NEF urges unified employer participation in major labour and policy reforms. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

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Local company Otavi Cement says it wants to participate in the purchase of Ohorongo Cement, challenging a decision for it to merge with Hong-Kong based Cheetah Cement. PHOTO: FILE

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