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Paratus swings to N$36m loss (opens the original)
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Market Watch Paratus swings to N$36m loss Growing pains Paratus swings to N$36.4 million loss as mobile investment weighs Ogone Tlhage 1 Uur Gelede - - 2026-10-02 00:05:00 Paratus Namibia Holdings grew revenue strongly in the year to June, but the cost of expanding its network and launching mobile services pushed the telecommunications group into a l ... If you are an active subscriber and the article is not showing, please log out and back in. Free access to articles from 10:00.
Debt climbs as fiscal repair begins (opens the original)
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Market Watch Debt climbs as fiscal repair begins See-saw Namibia’s fiscal repair faces a rising debt burden Ogone Tlhage 1 Uur Gelede - - 2026-10-02 00:05:00 Namibia’s public finances are beginning to move in the direction of lower budget deficits, but the government’s debt burden continues to rise, highlighting the fiscal challenge ... If you are an active subscriber and the article is not showing, please log out and back in. Free access to articles from 10:00.
Nictus profit climbs 19% (opens the original)
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Market Watch Nictus profit climbs 19% Improvement Nictus approved a final dividend of 35 cents a share, payable on 2 November. Ogone Tlhage 1 Uur Gelede - - 2026-10-02 00:05:00 Nictus Holdings has reported a 19% rise in profit for the year to 30 June 2026, to N$70 million, despite lower operating and pre-tax profit.The increase was driven largely by a str ... If you are an active subscriber and the article is not showing, please log out and back in. Free access to articles from 10:00.
Govt tightens public hiring (opens the original)
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The government has frozen the recruitment of non-critical public service positions as it seeks to contain spending amid weak projected economic growth and lower revenue collections. Prime Minister Tjitunga Elijah Ngurare told the National Assembly on Thursday that recruitment would continue for critical positions in health and education, while ministries can still fill positions that were previously approved or became vacant through resignations, promotions, retirements and other staff movements
Govt tightens public hiring (opens the original)
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The government has frozen the recruitment of non-critical public service positions as it seeks to contain spending amid weak projected economic growth and lower revenue collections. Prime Minister Tjitunga Elijah Ngurare told the National Assembly on Thursday that recruitment would continue for critical positions in health and education, while ministries can still fill positions that were previously approved or became vacant through resignations, promotions, retirements and other staff movements
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