+++ 14/12 – Contrary to the general economic crisis in Namibia, tourism sector continues to grow: 2.1 percent more tourists in 2017 than in 2016
+++ 14/12 – According to statistics agency NSA, Namibia’s economy slips from recession into depression: 10 consecutive quarters of negative growth
+++ 13/12 – Government directive: State-owned enterprises that incur losses must, above all, reduce their personnel costs in the future
+++ 13/12 – IPPR study claims that confidence of citizens in the legal system shaken by major delays in litigation
+++ 12/12 – Paladin Group apparently avoided millions of dollars in taxes in Namibia when selling their shares in the uranium mine Langer Heinrich
+++ 12/12 – Receiver of revenue takes new system into operation: Taxpayers can submit their tax returns online from January
+++ 11/12 – International rating agency Moody’s continues to see Namibia’s credit worthiness at junk status Ba1 with negative outlook
+++ 11/12 – Air Namibia to break even within three years with a new business plan, says Minister of Public Enterprises, Jooste
+++ 10.12. – Public holiday: Day of the woman, commemoration of uprising in Windhoek 1959, International Day of Human Rights
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