Fabupharm operated without a licence for 17 months
Hertta-Maria Amutenja
Fabupharm Namibia (Pty) Ltd has been operating without a valid manufacturing licence for one year and five months.
From January 2024 up to June 2025, Fabupharm has be...
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Namibia’s U.S travel ban relief may be short-lived
Justicia Shipena
International relations analyst Marius Kudumo has warned that Namibia should not take comfort in its current exemption from the latest U.S. presidential travel ban.
Kudumo...
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Stop security tenders to wage violators – PSUN
Allexer Namundjebo
The Public Service Union of Namibia (PSUN) and the Namibia Security Labour Forum (NSLF) have called on the Central Procurement Board of Namibia (CPBN) and other public entities t...
PDM backs UDF candidate for Kamanjab by-election
Erasmus Shalihaxwe
The Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) has thrown its support behind the United Democratic Front's (UDF) candidate in the upcoming Kamanjab constituency by-election in the Kunene ...
India gives 2 000 tonnes of grain to Namibia
Niël Terblancé
Prime minister Elijah Tjitunga Ngurare has officially accepted a donation of 2 000 tonnes of grain from India to support Namibia’s drought relief efforts. The delayed handover ceremo...
Namibians encouraged to support local creators
Niël Terblanché
Namibia marked World Book and Copyright Day on Thursday with a call to promote reading and protect the work of local authors and artists.
The Ministry of Education, Innovation, Y...
Health training boom sparks regulation push
Erasmus Shalihaxwe
The National Assembly is set to debate a motion on the regulation of the growing number of nursing schools and other health training institutions in the country.
The motion wa...
NYC director denies being placed on forced leave
Allexer NamundjeboÂ
The director of the National Youth Council (NYC), Calista Schwartz-Gowases, has denied reports that she was placed on forced leave, calling the claims false and baseless.
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Oceana’s Namibian performance declines 14% due to catch costs
Chamwe Kaira
Oceana Group reported a 14% drop in its Namibian performance, driven by higher catch costs, increased fuel prices, rising quota costs, and a larger share of lower-value bycatch.
In ...
Trustco Group moves ahead with delisting process
Chamwe Kaira
Trustco Group Holdings Limited has confirmed it is moving forward with its plan to delist from all its current trading platforms. These include the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE), t...
Tax incentives can stimulate private sector growth
Chairman of the Economic Association of Namibia, Jason Kasuto, informed Observer Money that the emergence of the oil sector and the development of green hydrogen present unique opportunities for Namib...
FirstRand chair acquires shares close to N$1 million
Chamwe Kaira
FirstRand Namibia Limited (NSX: FNB) has announced that its board chairperson, Otto Nakasole Shikongo, has acquired shares in the company worth nearly N$1 million.
The transac...
MTC regains commercial momentum
Chamwe Kaira
Mobile Telecommunications Limited (MTC) is showing signs of commercial recovery, supported by rising revenue, growing subscriber numbers, and solid performance in the enterprise segmen...
Andrada reports strong first quarter gains
Chamwe Kaira
Andrada Mining continues to show strong operational progress at its Uis site in the Erongo Region, reinforcing its role in Namibia’s critical minerals sector.
Chief Executive Office...
