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Inequality weighs on Namibia's investment appeal

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Bank Gaborone MD, Tsaone Raboloko. PHOTO: CAPRICORN GROUPrnBank Gaborone,

The MD with a margin to mend

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The Executive Secretary of the Southern African Development Community (SADC), Elias Magosi, will participate in the 2026 Annual Meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank Group. PHOTO: SADC

SADC seeks regional funding

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Ndeyapo Shilongo is the Executive Director of Corridor Capital Hub. PHOTO: FILE

AfCRA: The credit challenge

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The banking sector is closely monitoring the situation and engaging with stakeholders to assess the potential impact on agricultural borrowers. PHOTO: FILE

Banks monitor FMD impact on farmers

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Ronald Lamola. PHOTO: FILE

SA pushes global inequality panel

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Giving is not charity; it is citizenship

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The GIPF raises disability benefits by 5% to support vulnerable members. The photo is for illustrative purposes only. PHOTO: FILE

GIPF raises disability payouts by 5%

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SADC Executive Secretary Elias Magosi. PHOTO: SADC

SADC calls for cooperation

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Former central bank governor, Tom Alweendo. PHOTO: FILE

Namibia's banks face an oil-boom reckoning

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Former mines minister, Tom Alweendo. PHOTO: FILE

Oil boom risks bypassing local banks

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Namibia ranks favourably for foreign direct investment in greenfield projects, a Financial Times index says. Windhoeku0027s CBD appears. PHOTO: FILE

Namibia leads Africa in Greenfield FDI

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