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Monday, 11 May 2026
Namibia’s news, on the hour · Est. 2026
Monday, 11 May 2026
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Organization

Ministry of Finance and Public Enterprises

Also known as: Finance Ministry

2023-06-212026-05-11

In coverage

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  1. January 2026
  2. March 2025
  3. January 2025
  4. September 2024
  5. February 2024
  6. The members of the council are made up of the Ministry of Mines and Energy, the Ministry of Industrialisation and Trade, the Ministry of Works and Transport, the Ministry of Finance and Public Enterprises, the Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform, NamPower, the National

    The Namibian

    President appoints new energy council members
  7. January 2024
  8. price stated in the tender document at the opening of the bids differs from that in their notice of award. “Any change in pricing should have been communicated to all bidders,” New Point Electronic Solutions argued in their affidavit.The Ministry of Finance and Public Enterprises

    The Namibian

    Namcor splashes N$68m on ‘misfiring’ software system
  9. November 2023
  10. October 2023
  11. ian on Friday suggesting that the Cabinet has rejected Namcor’s proposal for a financial bailout is factually incorrect and misleading. “First, while there have been informal and formal engagement with shareholder ministries, such as the Ministry of Finance and Public Enterprises

    The Namibian

    Namcor says it has made no formal request for bailout
  12. y The Namibian suggesting that the Cabinet has rejected Namcor’s proposal for a financial bailout is factually incorrect and misleading. “First, while there have been informal and formal engagement with shareholder ministries such as the Ministry of Finance and Public Enterprises

    The Namibian

    No formal bailout submission made to Cabinet – Namcor
Business

SME taxation needs meaningful representation in budget

The News

An opinion piece argues that the estimated 40,000 SMEs operating in Namibia deserve a voice in budget-setting processes, and that a preferential 20% corporate tax rate for qualifying SMEs should be codified in the 2026/27 budget to ease compliance burdens while supporting job creation and regional growth.

16 January 2026 · Namibian Sun

Friday 16 January

  1. SME taxation needs meaningful representation in budget

    An opinion piece argues that the estimated 40,000 SMEs operating in Namibia deserve a voice in budget-setting processes, and that a preferential 20% corporate tax rate for qualifying SMEs should be codified in the 2026/27 budget to ease compliance burdens while supporting job creation and regional growth.

    16 January 2026 · Namibian Sun

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