Search

Exam Results
Retail Specials
Whatsapp
Login

×

Exam Results
Retail Specials
Whatsapp
Digital Edition
Services
Publications
- The Zone
- Careers
- Market Watch
- Sportwrap
- Focus
- Events
- Erongo
- Special Magazines
Local News
Entertainment
Education
Events
Subscription
Competitions
Classifieds

advanced search

Housing inflation climbed to 4.9% from 4.4%, driven by electricity, gas and other fuels rising to 7.0% from 4.0% the previous month - a sharp swing from a 1.1% decline a year earlier. PHOTO: FILE/REUTERS

Fuel pain pushes inflation to 4.1%

2 Weeks Ago

Elia Antonius smiles at the news that petrol prices in Namibia remains unchanged, as he pumps petrol at the newly rebranded Nasan service station in Katutura.rnPhoto Augetto Graig

Pump prices unchanged

3 Weeks Ago

New adjustment

New taxi fares pinch low income commuters

1 Month Ago

FUEL INCREASE: Photo for illustrative purposes only. Photo contributed

Govt absorbs N$1.3bn fuel shock as pump prices rise

1 Month Ago

Disease-driven supply disruptions push pork prices to multiyear highs. Photo Mark Stebnicki / Pexels

Disease drives SA pork and poultry prices up

1 Month Ago

Global supply tightening is set to push lamb prices higher. Photo Faizan Meer / Pexels

FMD rewrites the rules for SA red meat

1 Month Ago

Rising prices for fuel, food and basic goods are eroding household purchasing power and straining economies. Photo Gerry Machen

Fossil fuels drive cost crisis

2 Months Ago

More than U$2 trillion was invested in clean energy last year, double the amount directed towards fossil fuels, yet only a small share reached the developing economies that need it most. Photo Pexels / Quang Nguyen Vinh

Fossil fuels driving cost crisis

2 Months Ago

Photo Caption

Chart of the Week: Savanna Beef hits milestone

2 Months Ago

Bank of Namibia deputy governor, Leonie Dunn. PHOTO: Bank of Namibia

Namibia oen for business, says central bank

2 Months Ago

Works and Transport Minister, Veikko Nekundi. rnPHOTO: contributed

Nekundi warns public transport on illegal taxi fare hikes

2 Months Ago

Erastus Tshatumbu, Standard Bank Namibia Head: Business Solutions. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Surviving the fuel price shock

2 Months Ago

Advertisements

Copyright © | Network Media Hub | Intouch Interactive Marketing | My Namibia

Contact Us
Exam Results
Archive

Login

Register here | Forgot Password

Continue with MyNa

Incorrect Login Details, please try again!