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2.6 Million Kilograms of Pork Imported in 5 Months…Germany leading supplier

12 July 2024

  By: Nghiinomenwa-vali Erastus   From January to May 2024, Namibian consumers imported 2.7 million kilograms of pork through their retailers, according to monthly statistics from the Livestock and Livestock Product Board of Namibia (LLPBN). A significant portion of this pork was sourced from Europe, particularly Germany and Spain. These two European countries collectively supplied […]

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Zambezi Bream Becoming a Scarce Commodity

11 July 2024

By: Frans Siengela   Residents of the Zambezi region have expressed concerns about the scarcity of bream, the region’s staple dish, as the river dries up. The scarcity of the Zambezi bream is also attributed to overfishing. The Zambezi bream trade, a crucial source of income for many villagers, especially women who buy directly from […]

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Transport Records Highest Inflation Rise Despite Unchanged Fuel Prices

11 July 2024

  By: Staff Writer   Transport costs experienced the sharpest annual inflation increase, rising from -0.1% year-on-year (y/y) in June 2023 to 8.3% y/y in June 2024, according to the Namibia Statistics Agency (NSA). This surge reflects higher expenses associated with the operation of personal transport equipment, notably petrol and diesel, despite stable fuel prices […]

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Big Corporations Stifle New Market Entrants

8 July 2024

By: Nghiinomenwa-vali Erastus   Investigations conducted by the Namibia Competition Commission (NCC) in three separate sectors have revealed that new entrants in the economy are being kept out or driven out of the market by existing companies in an anti-competitive manner. Last week, the Commission exposed coercive behaviour and misuse of dominance by established companies, […]

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No SOE Has Submitted 2023/2024 Financial Report

3 July 2024

  By: Hertha Ekandjo   The Ministry of Finance has expressed growing concern as none of the public enterprises have yet submitted their financial reports for the 2023/2024 financial year. According to regulations, public enterprises are required to submit their financial metrics within six months of the end of their financial year, a deadline that […]

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Caltex Return To Heighten Fuel Market Competition

3 July 2024

By: Nghiinomenwa-vali Erastus   The fuel retailing and distribution sector in Namibia is poised for increased competition with the return of the Caltex Retailing Brand under Chevron Corporation. Chevron announced on Tuesday its re-entry into the Namibian Orange Basin after two decades. The statement revealed that the Caltex brand resurfaced after Chevron Corporation’s subsidiary entered […]

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BIPA to Engage Stakeholders on Beneficial Ownership Sanctions

1 July 2024

By: Justicia Shipena   The Business and Intellectual Property Authority (BIPA) has announced plans to consult with stakeholders on various concerns related to beneficial ownership sanctions. This consultation aims to address and clarify issues stakeholders have raised regarding the implementation and impact of these sanctions. The Financial Intelligence Centre (FIC) and BIPA have recently issued […]

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Mello Bakery, Rising with Rosamunde

18 April 2024

Tiffany Miller In the heart of industrial Windhoek, Mello Bakery hums with activity. The 24-hour operation, which produces thousands of loaves of bread every day, has recently become the place of work for young Rosamunde, a participant in the U.S. government-funded Reach Namibia project. The 23-year-old lives with her mother and siblings in Katutura’s Ombili […]

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Shiimi Sets NamRa’s Collection Target at N$85 Billion… taxpayers refunded N$10.4 billion

17 April 2024

By: Staff writer The Namibia Revenue Agency (NamRa) has adjusted its revenue collection target from N$81 billion to N$85 billion, as revealed by the agency’s Commissioner, Sam Shivute. Over the last three years since its inception, NamRa’s collection targets have seen significant increases. Shivute acknowledged this shift in targets but expressed confidence in meeting them. […]

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Vehicle Sales Soar in March

17 April 2024

  By: Staff writer   March 2024 witnessed the highest vehicle sales since July 2016, with 1,451 units sold last month, just 89 units shy of the 1,540 sold in the same month eight years ago. Out of the 1,451 units sold in March 2024, 1,269 were sold to dealerships, 182 to rental agencies, and […]

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