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Gold hits record high as investors pile into safe haven

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Prime Shaapopi a chartered accountant with interest in taxation.

A shift in tax policy

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The BoN head office in Windhoek. File photo

Namibia projects lower inflation via SA policy sync

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A plaque outside the headquarters of the Bank of Namibia.

Namibia central bank holds interest rates steady to support economy, rand peg

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FNB Namibia economist, Cheryl Emvula.

BoN likely to keep rates unchanged – economist

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Ingots of 99.99 percent pure gold are placed in a workroom.

African central banks' gold rush faces liquidity, price risks, Fitch unit says

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A man looks at models displayed at the booth of Chinese oil company Sinopec during the China International Fair for Trade in Services (CIFTIS) in Beijing, China.

Company News in Brief

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The Government Institutions Pension Fund pension-backed home loan scheme’s focus will be on affordability and its potential to transform homeownership for the Fund’s 97 512 active members, particularly in underserved areas. Photo contributed

GIPF housing scheme ready by year-end

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Chart of the Week

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Pressing Ghana and Zambia to default, rather than supporting pragmatic restructuring aligned with their strong growth prospects, exacerbates Ghana and Zambia’s financial vulnerability. Photo Pexels / Dii Nyau

Africa’s development banks undermined

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Namibia's economy showed slowed growth. It's capital central business district appears in the background.

GDP growth slows to 2.7% in first quarter

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Bank Windhoek announces new value-based fee structure

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