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A new report warns that escalating conflicts in the Middle East could slow Africau2019s economic recovery, with African policymakers urged to avoid hasty fiscal responses that could worsen existing vulnerabilities. Image AI generated

How the Middle East crisis could dampen Africa’s economic growth

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Heping Xie is an expert in mechanics and energy engineering. Photo ce.szu.edu.cn

Could chemical coal electricity cells be the answer?

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Ruben Haimbili writes about Namibiau0027s careful approach to adopting crypto-currencies in its financial architecture. PHOTO: FILE/CONTRIBUTED

Namibia holds the line on crypto

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Actom acted as the principal equipment supplier and integrator for the high-technology Sekelduin Substation. rnPhoto ACTOM

Sekelduin leads the charge

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US Ambassador to Namibia, John Giordano. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Namibia a strategic node, says US Ambassador

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Panellists pictured on the sidelines of the recent Session of the Economic Commission for Africa Conference of African Ministers of Finance, Planning and Economic Development. Photo contributed

African financial institutions call for coordinated financing solutions

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The fallout from the latest war in the Middle East has made visible a problem that many preferred to ignore: the international financial architecture is not fit for a world of cascading shocks and tightening fiscal constraints. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Africa is losing the Iran war

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Hosea Shishiveni is a Namibian scholar and researcher. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

From imports to industry: Localising Clausthaler

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Erastus Tshatumbu, Standard Bank Namibia Head: Business Solutions. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Surviving the fuel price shock

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Mounting debt pressures are squeezing fiscal space, while essential needs in infrastructure, health, and education remain unmet. Image Pixabay

Private credit rating agencies shape Africa’s access to debt

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Kehad Snydewel is the managing director of Green Enterprise Solutions. Photo: Contributed

Make IT your year in 2026

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Following the African Union’s (AU) inclusion in the G20 in 2023, South Africa's international relations minister Ronald Lamola said South Africa worked hand-in-hand with the AU to ensure Africa’s development priorities are firmly embedded in global economic governance.

SA’s G20 Presidency drives inclusion, equity and sustainability

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