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Namibia's reclassification as a mirror, not a stigma

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Macro Pulse: Namibia budget speech 2025/2026

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Capricorn Group economist Floris Bergh.

The great recalibration: Eight 'D' megathemes defining 2025

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The Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah administration finds itself having to walk walk between opportunity and uncertainty economically.

Tailwinds and tentativeness: Decoding Namibia's fiscal outlook

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INCLUSIVENESS: China will work with the international community to uphold true multilateralism, jointly oppose all forms of unilateralism and protectionism, its ambassador to Namibia, Zhao Weiping has promised.

Snuffing out others’ candles does not bring light to oneself

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Capricorn Group chief economist, Floris Bergh.

Namibia's Eurobond strategy earns praise: Economist commends Government's debt management approach

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THE BUDGET: Floris Bergh, the chief economist at the Capricorn Group.

The great re-calibration: Eight “D” mega-themes defining 2025

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MY TAKE: John-Morgan Bezuidenhout is the portfolio manager at Momentum Investments.

Namibia’s 2025/26 Budget outlook: Risks, realities, and market sentiment

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Chart of the Week 28 03 2025_2

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Company News in Brief

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Despite African governments contributing approximately 40% of the current U$80 billion annual investment, a significant funding gap remains when it comes to infrastructure. Photo Pexels / Dimitry Mak

U$170 billion a year needed to meet Africa’s infrastructure needs

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Local workers queue to buy food at a makeshift food shops near a construction site of the Central Business District (CBD) in the capital Gaborone, Botswana.

Botswana sees 3.3% growth in 2025 amid upturn in diamond market

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