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Africa recorded 4% growth in international tourist arrivals in the first half of 2026. Photo: CONTRIBUTED

Global tourism growth loses momentum

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The Bank of Namibia hiked the repo rate by 25 basis points, bringing it to 7% effectively. PHOTO: FILE

Fuel prices drive rate increase

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The 2026-27 FNB Womenu2019s Super League trophy. PHOTO: TINA VICTOR

FNB commits N$9.38m to Women’s Super League

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BoN tipped to hike rates

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Prof Gert C. Cloete. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Are we creating enough space for Namibia's young engineers?

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The planned revival of an airline and the governmentu0027s response to the foot and mouth disease response plan could potentially absorb 23% of the budget. Cirrus Capital estimates. Photo for illustration purposes only. PHOTO: FILE

FMD response, airline plan threaten development budget

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Finance minister Ericah Shafudah is likely to table the mid-term budget thus week. PHOTO: FILE

Debt interest eats 19% of revenue

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Bank profits mask diverging risks

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More Namibians are turning to microlenders, with the number of borrowers rising 16.3% to 279 594 by the end of 2025. PHOTO: FILE

Payday loans surge after payroll curbs

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Rising public transport and fuel costs pushed Namibiau2019s inflation to 5.4%. PHOTO: FILE

Transport inflation hits 15%

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Namibia is experiencing rising inflation fueled by transportation. There are green shoots, with economic growth moving in tandem. PHOTO: FILE

Inflation, growth move in tandem

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Namibiau0027s public debt stock continues to rise despite concerted efforts to reign in expenditure. PHOTO: MoF

Debt climbs as fiscal repair begins

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