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The Chamber of Mines of Namibia has thrown its weight behind a package of proposed tax reforms, signalling cautious optimism that the changes could stimulate a sector critical to the country’s economy. The reforms stem from Finance Minister Ericah Shafudah’s budget speech last month, in which she announced plans to …
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