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Minister of International Relations and Trade Selma Ashipala-Musavyi (centre) with members of the diplomatic corps during her maiden briefing in Windhoek, where she outlined the country’s priorities in nuclear energy, AfCFTA and regional diplomacy. PHOTO: Eliot Ipinge

Ashipala-Musavyi bets on nuclear power and AfCFTA trade boom

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Namibia, Tanzania and Malawi are advancing rare earth projects. Photo Pexels/Garba Bakura

Africa’s rare mineral moment: Can the continent seize it?

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The board of directors of the Continental Network for Women’s Business Associations in Africa

African Women in Business unveils Association to Boost Intra-African trade

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In this file image, Mo Ibrahim, mobile communications entrepreneur and billionaire, attended the "Mo Ibrahim Foundation" event in Marrakesh on 7 April 2017. PHOTO AFP

Ownership and accountability key to financing Africa’s agenda

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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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Minister of International Relations and Trade Selma Ashipala-Musavyi. Photo MIRT

Otjiwarongo’s Economic Potential in Focus

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So far, 24 countries are officially trading under AfCFTA, including South Africa and Nigeria. The Port of Walvis Bay appears in the background.

'We are on our own'- Africa looks within to weather growing global tariff turmoil

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Cheetah Cement se poging om Ohorongo Cement (foto) te koop, is verwerp. Foto argief

Stokkie gesteek voor samesmelting tussen Ohorongo, Cheetah Cement

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Mo Ibrahim, founder and chair of the Mo Ibrahim Foundation. Photo contributed

Mo Ibrahim Foundation urges a paradigm shift in financing Africa’s development

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Officials, including Chinese President Xi Jinping, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, attend the BRICS summit in Kazan, Russia October 23, 2024.

Joining the BRICS bloc is a smart strategy for Namibia

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Josef Kefas Sheehama.

China’s modernisation remedy for Africa

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Before the implementation of the new regulations, 99% of vehicles and automotive components from South Africa entered the US under the auspices of the AGOA, benefiting from duty-free treatment. Photo Pexels / Hyundai Motor Group

Driving trade forward: AfCFTA, AGOA, BRICS and the tariffs

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