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Company News in Brief

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ALTERNATE VIEW: John Steytler is an independent economist.

Balancing access, autonomy, and financial responsibility

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TAKE HEED: Dalene Heydenrych is the former acting accountant-general in the ministry of finance. She writes in her personal capacity.

Switching off PDMS will lead to KeDezemba chaos and beyond

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Tumelo Thudinyane is a portfolio manager at Old Mutual Investments Namibia.

A pathway to financial growth for Namibians though Unit Trusts

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What went wrong with the climate financing bid?

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Time for an agricultural revolution

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ADDRESSING A NEED: Appearing from left to right, Christoff Bauernschmitt, Head of Alternative Investments, Old Mutual Investment Group; Lionel Kannemeyer, Managing Director of the Old Mutual Investment Group; Honourable Erastus Uutoni, Minister of Urban and Rural Development; Sara Mezui-Engo, Head of Alternative Investments, GIPF and Tassius Chigariro, Group CEO, Old Mutual Namibia. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Old Mutual launches Affordable Housing Fund

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Drowning in debt

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Home sweet home remains elusive

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How to detect and prevent financial strain

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MUTED: FNB Namibia says it expects buying activity for houses to remain subdued. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

House purchases remain muted

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Only about one out of ten respondents in the building industry who partook in a recent survey regarding holiday expenditures did not spend more than their monthly salary. Photo Unsplash/Lumit Yildirim

Building workers stagger under festive debt

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