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On 31 July, World Ranger Day commemorates rangers killed or injured in the line of duty and celebrates the work rangers do to protect the planet’s biodiversity. Photo: SAVE THE RHINO TRUST NAMIBIA

World Ranger Day 2025: Protect our wildlife protectors

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Financial inclusion is set to get a boost with the instant payment solution in 2026. Photo Bank of Namibia

Central bank’s payment solution to launch 2026

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Banks fall short on Namibian ownership targets

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Joseph Sheehama is a professional banker, independent economic and business researcher. Photo contributed

President Nandi-Ndaitwah engineers economic, national sustainable goals

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The Bank of Namibia will launch an instant payment platform and insists it is in the public interest. Photo contributed

Central bank gets into the payment groove

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State-sponsored wealth inequality

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IMPROVEMENT: Thirsty no more, Windhoek's reclamation infrastructure is set to get a game-changing N$1.6 billion upgrade. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Windhoek invests N$1.6 billion to secure water supply

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President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah recently attended the US- Africa Business Summit in a bid to sell Namibia as investor friendly. Photo Namibian Presidency

Namibia shines as Africa’s investment hotspot amid energy boom Namibia shines as Africa’s investment hotspot amid energy boom

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Rising demand for water in Egypt and from upstream users of the Nile’s water means the river is no longer enough. Photo Pexels / Cristian Bagnarello

Egypt needs more drinkable water: How windy coastal resorts could help

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Paratus Group Executive Chairman, Barney Harmse, assists with the landing of the Equiano cable in Swakopmund, Namibia.

How the Equiano cable has shaped SADC's connectivity landscape

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Bank Windhoek, Old Mutual bag Most Admired Brand awards

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Housing crisis in Namibia

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