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FNB Namibia says the increase was largely driven by a sharp rebound in overdraft lending across both corporate and household sectors. Photo Pexels/Markus Winkler

Private sector credit growth strengthens as overdraft lending surges

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MTC will roll out N$624 million as part of efforts to modernise its network. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

MTC rolls out N$624 million for upgrades

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MTC has outlined a N$624.9 million investment in Namibia network expansion. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED rn

MTC maps out N$624.9 million spend

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NamRA introduced a Customer Service Management System (CSMS), a digital platform that records and tracks all taxpayer interactions, including in-person visits, emails, phone calls and WhatsApp engagements. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

NamRA tightens systems to tackle tax evasion

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NamRA skryf boetes van N$46,6 mjd. in een jaar af

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Copper cable theft is rife throughout Namibia.rnPhoto Telecom Namibia

Copper cable theft on the rise

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Chart of the Week: Behind the BoN’s N$893m Loss

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Veronique Herman is the CEO of Africa Provider Offshore Services. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED rnrn

The road to first oil

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The banking sector posted a collective profit of N$15.9 billion, according to the Bank of Namibia. PHOTO: FILE

Commercial banks rake in N$15.9bn in 2025

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The Bank of Namibia this week launched its 2025 annual report and declared a N$200 million dividend to the government. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Foreign reserves dip, but BoN stays calm

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Best February for car sales in 9-years

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AI-enbaled growth Africa's catalyst

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