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Namibia is talking oil. But are the conferences talking to each other? PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

The oil conference boom

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Industrial electrolysers are not cheap, but can unlock a lot of potential for a cleaner, greener path to Namibiau0027s industrialisation. Photo Augetto Graig

Input needed for decarbonisation money

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Nelson Lucas, executive for investment banking, Chinese Ambassador Zhao Weiping, Erwin Tjipuka, Standard Bank executive officer, and Socrates Dias, head of transaction banking. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Namibia accesses Chinese payment highway

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Housing in Namibia needs serviced land, not just loans

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Cabbage at Staamland Farm will be ready for harvesting soon. Photo contributed

Staamland urges invest in farming infrastructure or face losing value

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Former mines minister, Tom Alweendo. PHOTO: FILE

Oil boom risks bypassing local banks

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Namibia is advancing plans to access approximately US$250 million in financing to drive its green industrialisation agenda. PHOTO: FILE

Green industry consultation begin

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Ruben Haimbili. PHOTO: FILE

Repo rate hike squeezes budgets

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Action from the 2025 edition of the Lu00FCderitz Speed Challenge. Photo Otis Daniels

Funding woes bring Lüderitz Speed Challenge to a standstill

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Financial inclusion rises to 86%

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Abraham Eita is an economist. Photo contributed

Windhoek's cost of living is swallowing household incomes

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Bankers Association of Namibia CEO, Dantagos Jimmy. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Banks take on financial crimes

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