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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

1 Week Gelede

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

5 Maande Gelede

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

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

5 Maande Gelede

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

5 Maande Gelede

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

7 Maande Gelede

Toyota ups SA market share in the face of Chinese competition

7 Maande Gelede

U.S. President Donald Trump as seen in this Reuters file photo.

Company News in Brief

9 Maande Gelede

MASSIVE: Uranium stone is seen at a news conference. Namibia earned N$2.8 billion in export earnings in April 2025. File photo / REUTERS

Uranium fuels Namibia's exports with N$2.8 billion haul

10 Maande Gelede

PULA: Botswana has overtaken traditional trade giants to become Namibia’s leading export destination in March 2025, driven by strong demand for precious stones and minerals.

Botswana surges as Namibia's top export partner in March 2025

11 Maande Gelede

DIRE: The supply of second hand vehicles is coming under increasing pressure, an automative sales manager has warned. Picture used for illustrative purposes only.

Namibia faces second-hand vehicle shortage

1 Jaar Gelede

DRIVER: Uranium exports helped lower Namibia's trade deficit.

Uranium boom softens Namibia’s petroleum trade blow

1 Jaar Gelede

A man walks inside a branch of the South African drug retailer Clicks, at the Mall of the North, in Polokwane in the Limpopo province of South Africa, March 31, 2024. REUTERS/Siphiwe Sibeko

Company News in Brief

1 Jaar Gelede

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