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Billions are at risk as Namibia tackles illicit financial flows. PHOTO: Southern Africa Resource Watch

Illicit flows hit N$16.7 bIllion

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Weaker demand for uranium weighed on Namibiau0027s export earnings in July. PHOTO: FILE

Weaker uranium exports weigh on trade

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Former tourism minister Pohamba Shifeta. Photo: FILE:

EU trophy ban puts Namibia’s wildlife gains at risk

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Johan Grobbelaar, Shell Gas managing director, wants more LPG used in Namibia. Photo Augetto Graig

Shell Gas celebrates

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Beyond ‘willing-seller, willing-buyer’

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Su0026P endorses NamPower plan to fund renewable energy expansion. PHOTO: FILE

S&P backs NamPower's green plan

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Namibia’s trade deficit hits N$5.5 billion

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Fuel prices will increase at midnight tonight. FILE photornPhoto file

Fuel prices up tonight

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SUPPORT: Government has invested N$3.55 million in food production projects in Otjozondjupa. PHOTO: Phillipus Josef

Govt spends N$3.5m in Otjozondjupa to boost food production

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Onions ready for harvest on a 0.5 hectare farm. Photo: Contributed

Okongo farmer reaps rewards as demand for local onions surges

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The South African Reserve Bank kept the repo rate at 7%. Seen is SARB Governor, Lesetja Kganyago. PHOTO: FILE/REUTERS

SARB leaves repo rate at 7%

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Windhoek is seeking deeper industrial cooperation with Pretoria as senior government officials meet for fourth Bi-National Commission. PHOTO: MIRT

Namibia pushes to narrow SA trade gap

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