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DIALOGUE: Namibia Breweries Limited says the time to reflect on annual sin tax increments is drawing close.

Sin tax hike strains brewing industry, NBL warns

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Company News in Brief

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African Stars continues being a pace-setter in the top-flight. PHOTO FILE

Stars wary of wounded Young African

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Imperial Ruby won the man race.

Imperial Ruby and Bin Laden reigns supreme

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GOVERNANCE: The Central Procurement Board of Namibia this week launched its Public and Bidders Education Campaign under the theme “Enhancing Responsiveness in the Bidding Process”.

Procurement watchdog to operate without ministerial exemptions

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In their semi-final at Mariental, favourites African Stars eliminated Bucks Buccaneers by 1-0. Photo Mariud Ngula

Stars looking forward to MTC Maris Cup final

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Featuring four teams and a schedule until October, the league aims to expand participation and break barriers in the sport. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Men’s netball league will boost players' game time

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Young African FC are ready for battle. PHOTOS Mariud Ngula

Buoyant Young African warns Stars

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Cases of missing children are rising in Namibia, stay alert stay aware. Photo Contributed

Vanishing act: How to make sure it’s not you

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BUDGET DISCUSSIONS: Jesaya Hano-Oshike, Economic Association of Namibia (EAN) vice-chairperson, EAN chairperson Jason Kasuto, econnomist Salomo Hei, Capricorn Asset Management economist Floris Bergh, Capricorn Group CEO David Nuyoma, academic Professor Teresia Kaulihowa, country representative of the Hanns Seidel Foundation (HSF), Dr. Clemens Von Doderer and EAN executive director Cons Karamata.

Nandi-Ndaitwah administration urged to give policy direction

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