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Two months after buying the company they previously worked for, owners Pietie van Wyk and Romano Rud¬ardt say they are eager to take over the fresh produce industry in Windhoek’s Kho-masdal and Katutura sub¬urbs.
The two men run Khomas Fresh Produce in Khomasdal’s Randorkel Street, employing 13 workers and maintaining a con¬stant supply of fresh fruit and vegetables. Read more about New blood on the fresh-produce block
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Last week Bank Windhoek employees participated in an apple eating competition in front of its Read more about Muncher
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Microsoft yesterday announced the African release of its application suite Microsoft Office, bringing to 162 the number of international markets the product is targeting.
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Chinese businesses need to follow local laws and put long-term benefits ahead of short-term gains, a Beijing diplomat said on Monday.
Companies must compete fairly and improve worker welfare
Chinese companies should work to benefit their African host economies by investing in in-dustries such as power generation, agriculture, textiles and communications that create jobs and generate tax revenues, Vice-Foreign Minister Zhai Jun told participants in an African business seminar in Beijing.
“Making quick money and leaving is a myopic action, and ‘catching fish by draining the pond’ is unethical,” Zhai was quoted as saying by the official Xinhua News Agency. Read more about Chinese investment urged in Africa
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Despite a challenging export market and increased raw material costs, NBL saw its turnover rise by 14%
over the last six months.
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The electronics giant suffered heavy losses in the last year, resulting in plans for it to scale down on
both its television and healthcare business divisions.
Submitted by Sun Reporter2 on Mon, 2013-03-18 10:06
After being one of the first international hotel brands to take its place in Namibia, Hilton Worldwide says it intends to see its presence here result in an improved hotel and service industry.
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WINDHOEK - STAFF REPORTER
Old Mutual’s Namibian subsidiary saw marked improvements in all areas of business, the latest company figures for 2012 proved this week.
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