Junior journalists from across the country have gathered for a two-day economics journalism training workshop in Windhoek that is aimed at enhancing journalists' reporting on inequality, tax and social protection.
NAMDIA has achieved record growth of 63% in revenue for the 2022–23 financial year, which amounted to over N$3 billion, compared to N$1.9 billion achieved in the previous year.
The Nambia Revenue Agency (NamRA) has expressed concern over the minimal contribution of the fishing sector in taxes.
Its Board members and Executive Management paid a courtesy call on President Hage Geingob at State House.
Namibia Revenue Agency's (NamRA) Commissioner, Sam Shivute says tax morality and the compliance rate among Namibians are very low.
Shivute, together with other NamRA officials, visited Otjiwarongo to engage stakeholders on tax, customs, and excise matters in the Otjozondjupa Region.
The Commissioner of the Namibia Revenue Agency (NamRA), Sam Shivute, has called on taxpayers to voluntarily comply with the tax laws as well as customs and excise services for the country to achieve sustainable economic growth.
