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PUSHED OUT: Deep Yellow has pushed making an final investment decision on its Tumas project.

Tumas mining project on hold

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WAITING: Deep Yellow has deferred an investment decision with regards to its proposed Tumas uranium project.

Deep Yellow delays Tumas investment decision

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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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SOLID PERFORMANCE: CCapricorn Group, the owner of commercial Bank Windhoek posted stellar financial results.

Capricorn Group reports 28.4% profit surge

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Tumelo Thudinyane, assistant portfolio manager at Old Mutual Investment Group.

Navigating 2025’s financial landscape

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The heavy reliance on road transport is degrading roads and increasing congestion, Cirrus Capital has warned.

Namibia's growth outlook tempered by infrastructure, global risks

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Global Risks

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Namibia has been cautioned not to place its bets on green hydrogen and oil and gas yet to propel economic growth.

Government cautioned not to bet on oil, green hydrogen

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2024: The year of expectations

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The governor of the Bank of Namibia (BoN), Johannes !Gawaxab. Photo Contributed

Third rate cut in a row

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The construction sector’s nominal contribution to Namibia’s gross domestic product this year should be nearly N$3.5 billion. Photo Unsplash/Guilherme Cunha

Modest recovery expected in construction

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