More than Half of Namibia’s Public Enterprises Report Losses, IPPR Finds

16 February 202416 February 2024

By: Justicia Shipena Over 50% of commercial public enterprises in Namibia suffered financial losses in the last fiscal year. This was revealed in a recent report published by the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR). The Quarterly Economic Review (QER) for the fourth…

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