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GIPF makes strides in servicing land and building low-cost housing in Otjozondjupa
The Government Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF) has pumped over N$17 million into land servicing...
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Namibian Beef Sector – The catalyst to transform agriculture
By Helmke Sartorius von Bach Namibian agriculture can be regarded as the backbone for society,...
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21/22 Who’s Who fountain of business and govt information
A bumper 18th edition of Who’s Who for the 2021/22 period makes such a powerful statement, it is...
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GIPF Members’ Data Integrity – A critical step in achieving service excellence
By Owen Sikanda Head: Benefits Administration. The Government Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF) is...
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GIPF member education campaign in November focuses on fund mandate
In an effort to educate its members about the rules of the Fund and its commensurate pension...
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Experts discuss the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic on the economy
Speakers at the ‘Pandenomics’ webinar recently hosted by Nedbank Namibia CIB and Simonis Storm,...
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How much do you need to save for retirement. Tips on Saving Part 5
You should aim for a retirement income of 75% of your final salary. Here’s why … The million...
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Communications regulator’s role under Harambee to ensure a safe, stable ICT sector open to all
Issued by Emilia Nghikembua, Chief Executive of the Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia...
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Easy tips to help you save with confidence
By Neville Vries, Sanlam Financial Adviser. Everyone can save something. Having a goal is the...
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When to start saving for retirement: Part 3*
The accepted wisdom is that you need to start saving for retirement as soon you are employed, but...
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Don’t let the cost of administering a deceased estate deplete the assets
By Danny Beukes, Sanlam Financial Adviser. The administration of a deceased estate can be very...
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The importance of appointing a proxy and executor
“Most of us have probably faced death and thought about our own mortality more often, and however...
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