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New workhorse enters bakkie market

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Namibia’s trade deficit hits N$5.5 billion

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China remains Namibiau0027s biggest export market as trade deficit narrows. PHOTO: FILE

Mining keeps trade afloat

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Wendy Naruses is the marketing and communications manager at SanlamAllianz. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

The true cost of saying final goodbye

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Nissan names first industrial and agricultural ambassadors for South Africa. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Nissan names new Navara ambassadors

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South Africa emerged as Namibiau0027s biggest source market. The Vioolsdrift/Noordoewer border post between Namibia and South Africa appears. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED.

SA, China lead Namibia trade

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Diana Master, presenter of My.na cars, in conversation with Duncan Gertze of Motovac. All photos contributed

Motovac drives growth in automotive industry

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The report projects the continent’s gasoline consumption to exceed 2.2 million bbl/d by 2050, with Nigeria and emerging markets leading the increase. Photo Pexels

Africa’s demand for refined products to surge into 2050

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TRADE DEFICIT: The Katima Mulilo border post. Photo: Nikanor Nangolo

Namibia’s trade deficit narrows to N$3.4bil in September

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Pictured from left are Nedbank Namibia chief commercial officer, JG van Graan; Swakopmund mayor, Blasius Goraseb; sports director Jo-Ann Manuel; Nedbank Desert Dash race organiser, Leander Borg; Hollard head of corporate communication and transformation, Sam Kauapirura; Indongo Toyota general manager, Miranda Bosman and Superspar store manager, Jose Figueira. PHOTO NEDBANK NAMIBIA

Nedbank’s 21st Desert Dash officially launched

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OIL DEPENDENT: Petroleum products ranked as Namibia’s biggest import commodity. Namcor’s National Oil Storage Facility appears in this aerial picture. Photo Namcor

Trade deficit hits N$5.3bn in August

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Toyota ups SA market share in the face of Chinese competition

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