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Firms pay back N$14.6m for bad service – Windhoek Observer

CHAMWE KAIRA Non-banking financial institutions regulated by the Namibia Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority (Namfisa) disbursed N$14.6 million to consumers in 2023 following successful appeals on various complaints lodged with Namfisa. This revelation emerged during a recent consumer education awareness meeting convened in the //Karas Region. Namfisa disclosed that grievances primarily stemmed from consumers signing blank...

Don’t give N$255m classroom tender to Chinese firms – union tells August 26
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Don’t give N$255m classroom tender to Chinese firms – union tells August 26

The Metal and Allied Namibian Workers Union (Manwu) general secretary, Justina Jonas, supports the awarding of the N$255-million tender to the state-owned construction company August 26, but warns it should not pass the tender on to Chinese companies. The Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture has hand-picked August 26 to build 510 school classrooms and...

Construction sector wants Geingob to cancel tenders excluding local firms
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Construction sector wants Geingob to cancel tenders excluding local firms

The Construction Industries Federation (CIF) and the Metal and Allied Namibian Workers Union (Manwu) have appealed to president Hage Geingob to cancel all projects that exclude local contractors and have them re-advertised. The CIF and Manwu say the projects exclude majority-Namibian-owned contractors, mainly due to steep financial prequalification or qualification requirements and were, therefore, not...

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Sonangol signs oil by-products supply agreement with DR Congo firms

Angola’s public National Fuel Society (Sonangol) and DR Congo’s Sonahydroc and Cobil, last Thursday in Kinshasa signed an oil by-products supply agreement. Speaking to ANGOP, after the signing of the agreement the Sonangol C.E.O, Sebastião Martis, said that the two Congolese firms will acquire from Angola crude oil by-products at market price. Sebatião Martins emphasised...