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 The Namibia Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority (NAMFISA) says there was no increase in the number of claims filed to short-term insurance companies following the December 2022 heavy rainstorm that damaged property worth millions of dollars in Windhoek.

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Financial services corporation Visa is targeting Namibians in an effort to increase the international usage of bank cards.

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Capricorn Private Wealth (CPW) has been named the Best Private Banking Brand in Namibia for 2023 at the eleventh edition of the Global Brand Awards.

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We all strive to give our children the best we can, and building generational wealth is one way to help them on their journey to financial wellbeing.

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At a recent information-sharing session hosted by the Social Security Commission (SSC) and the Ministry of Labour, the ILO, supported by Ministry of Labour, seems to be intent on imposing its model for a National Pension Fund.

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Namibia Power Corporation (NamPower) says it intends to proceed with the disconnection plan for defaulting local authorities, despite a directive from the Cabinet to halt power stoppages.

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The upcoming Bank of Namibia Monetary Policy Committee announcement scheduled for 14 June 2023 will be very significant as it will provide insights into the direction of the country's monetary policy.

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The Minister of Finance and Public Enterprises Iipumbu Shiimi has on Tuesday summoned NamPower's management and board to discuss how to avert the electricity suspension which was deployed in northern and southern parts of the country, as a debt recovery mechanism.

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The Namibia Revenue Agency (NamRA) is eyeing to collect about N$12.3 million from 258 vehicles which were seized after having been smuggled and fraudulently registered in the country.

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The Namibia Post and Telecom Holdings (NPTH) has paid N$3.1 billion to the government, spanning over two financial years, 2021/22 and 2022/23.

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