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Outpriced: Soaring rent leaves Namibian students struggling to stay in school

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Namibia's economic recovery and resource discoveries, including uranium mining and offshore oil prospects, are attracting increased interest from investors seeking frontier market opportunities. Photo contributed

Namibia: The next investment frontier

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Casey Sprake is an economist with Anchor Capital.

Namibia: A frontier economy with strategic appeal for South African investors

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The flags of Israel and Iran seen in this picture by Reuters.

Namibia faces economic squeeze as Middle East tensions rise

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PRICE MONSTER: Figurines are seen in front of displayed stock graph and word "Inflation" in this illustration.

Headline inflation decelerates further in May

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Arnold Klein, CEO of Agra, says the agricultural sector must attract more skilled and younger participants. PHOTO Jacques du Toit

Agriculture needs youth, skills and business focus

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Community members in the Muduva Nyangana Conservancy in Namibia take part in sustainable Devil’s Claw harvesting. PHOTO MEFT/Erikka Mokanya

Price Increase Enhances Spending Power for Devil’s Claw Harvesters in Kavango East Price Increase Enhances Spending Power for Devil’s Claw Harvesters in Kavango East

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STABLE: FNB says it expects inflation to average 4.5% for the duration of 2025.

Namibia's inflation to average 4.5% in 2025, says FNB

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Capricorn Group economist Floris Bergh.

The great recalibration: Eight 'D' megathemes defining 2025

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Civil unrest ranks as the biggest concern for more than 50% of company respondents globally, reflecting the fact that incidents are increasing and lasting for longer. Photo Pexels

Soaring civil unrest, protests concern companies and insurers

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RISKS: What US President Donald Trump’s tariffs expose again is just how deeply interlinked Southern Africa is with the global economy, and how vulnerable it is to decisions made thousands of kilometres away.

Namibia: The Next in Line

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THE BUDGET: Floris Bergh, the chief economist at the Capricorn Group.

The great re-calibration: Eight “D” mega-themes defining 2025

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