Month: November 2022

The administration of tax law has an inherent tendency to result in disputes and litigation. 

Government has spent N$100 million per annum over the last decade on the rehabilitation of rails along the Walvis Bay-Kranzberg-Tsumeb line. 

Where we stand depends on where we sit. Every effective strategy-making begins with an end in mind. A vision is not something superficial to brag about, to win votes nor to canvas support to survive. A vision is your submission to the future.

Taxation is the significant element in managing national income, especially in developing and poverty-stricken countries. 

The United States government is proud to be Namibia’s partner in health over the last 20 years and is committed to continuing this partnership, Chargé d’Affaires of the US Embassy in Windhoek Jessica Long has said.

//Kharas governor Aletha Frederick last week called on Swapo delegates to embrace the principle of intra-party democracy when the region hosted the party’s internal campaign event. 

Trustco owner Quinton van Rooyen said it’s unfortunate that the Namibia Revenue Agency (NamRA) abandoned their consultative relationship by seemingly acting in cahoots with Bank of Namibia (BoN) to undermine Trustco. 

Clergyman and politician Ivan Skrywer has directed his fellow Windhoek municipal councillors Fransina Kahungu and Ben Araeb to the nearest hell, in defence of Windhoek mayor Sade Gawanas. 

Famous around the world, Dune 7 is one of the most popular coastal tourist attraction sites. Situated in the Dorob National Park, Dune 7 is a must-do activity for any coastal visitor.

A stock assessment carried out by the fisheries ministry over the past year has yielded mixed results as some fish stocks show growth while others are still in a precarious state.