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Diamonds are dragging down Namibiau0027s 2026 growth forecast. PHOTO: FILE

Diamond weakens growth gains

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The retirement test

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Cabbage at Staamland Farm will be ready for harvesting soon. Photo contributed

Staamland urges invest in farming infrastructure or face losing value

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The Standard Bank Biomass Fair takes place in Otjiwarongo from 6 to 8 August. Photo N-BIG

Biomass Fair to showcase opportunities in growing bioeconomy

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Bejaarde egpaar tweede keer wreed aangerand

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Pantaconental has until January 2027 to improve seismic data, secure a partner and prepare for its first exploration well. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Pancontinental wins PEL 87 reprieve

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Pancontinental has won more time on the Orange Basin block

Pancontinental gets extension

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Higher costs squeeze Namibian game relocation businesses

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UNITE: Sheep farmers have given the green light for a producer-driven company. Photo: FILE

Sheep farmers back producer-owned company

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Navachab: Deeper, bigger, better

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DOWNPOUR: Heavy winter rains, widespread frost and icy temperatures transformed parts of Namibia in June. Photo: JANINE BOSHOFF

Southern Namibia records up to 10 times normal June rainfall

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