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Bank profits mask diverging risks

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More Namibians are turning to microlenders, with the number of borrowers rising 16.3% to 279 594 by the end of 2025. PHOTO: FILE

Payday loans surge after payroll curbs

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Wealth fund legislation misses target

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Namibia is due to host the 2028 International Network of Basin Organisations World Basin Summit. The Goreangab Dam appears. PHOTO: FILE

Water investment gap in focus

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SPORTY: Members of the Swakopmund Municipal Sports Club march during the 18th edition of the SAIMSA Games held in Walvis Bay. Photo: Contributed

Swakop Council approves N$1.2m Eswatini games trip

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Sea level rise is threatening the tourism industry in places like St Lucia in the Caribbean. Photo: Unsplash/Omar Eagle

UN warns rising seas are already putting communities at risk

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Namibiau0027s housing affordability trap leaves average home beyond reach for many. PHOTO: Phillipus Josef

Housing costs outpace incomes

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Namibiau2019s electricity network is in good overall condition, ECB report finds. PHOTO: FILE

ECB flags local power gaps

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More than a trade fair: How OATF has changed the face of northern Namibia

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Housing in Namibia needs serviced land, not just loans

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The Tumas project has attracted N$725 million in investments as Deep Yellow advances development. PHOTOS: FILE

Tumas development tops N$725m

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Short-term loans disbursed to Namibians in the first three-months of 2026 hit N$7.3 billion. PHOTO: FILE

Term lending recovers as PDMS curbs ease

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