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South Africau2019s economy is moving from stabilisation to expansion. PHOTO: FILE

SA targets growth

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Housing in Namibia needs serviced land, not just loans

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Namibia ranks favourably for foreign direct investment in greenfield projects, a Financial Times index says. Windhoeku0027s CBD appears. PHOTO: FILE

Namibia leads Africa in Greenfield FDI

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Namibia clears FATF grey list after two years of reform, but officials warn the country cannot afford to ease up. PHOTO: FILE/CONTRIBUTED

Namibia exits grey list, compliance urged

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Namibia has been removed from the Financial Action Task Forceu0027s greylist. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Namibia exits FATF greylist

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Namibia Targets exit from FATF grey-list

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South African flags are seen in Pretoria, South Africa, December 11, 2013.

SA economy is turning the corner

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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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Borrowing costs for African countries are being driven up by unfair ratings by agencies. Photo Pexels

Africa’s borrowing costs are too high

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PROGRESS: The Financial Intelligence Centre, housed in the Bank of Namibia is reporting stready progress with regards to addressing a Financial Action Task Force greylisting. File photo

Namibia on track for FATF delisting, says FIC

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South African flags are seen in Pretoria, South Africa.

South Africa moves closer to exiting dirty-money list in October

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South Africa’s minister of agriculture and leader of the Democratic Alliance party, John Steenhuisen. Photo Wikipedia

US tariffs on SA exports raise alarm across agriculture sector

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