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SA Budget 2026 wins Moody’s nod

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COMMUNICATION: Hileni Amadhila is a senior public relations consultant at Old Mutual Namibia.

Why we compromise on communication but not on compliance

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John Steytler is an economist and the founding member and MD of the consultancy firm, R&J Steytler.

Let Namibia\'s oil discoveries be a blessing

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Electricity tariff hikes

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The Economic Association of Namibia hosted the National Oil and Gas Conference this week. Photo EAN

Mining minister vows to protect oil wealth

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The NNPC's former secretary-general Michael Hamukwaya and former president Johannes Litwayi. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Will NNPC's internal wars be settled now?

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Enough is enough

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Joseph Sheehama is an economics commentator.

Time for uncomfortable truths: Reforming Namibia's failing SOEs

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Namibians deserve good governance

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Basilius Kasera.

State-sponsored wealth inequality

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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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Civil unrest ranks as the biggest concern for more than 50% of company respondents globally, reflecting the fact that incidents are increasing and lasting for longer. Photo Pexels

Soaring civil unrest, protests concern companies and insurers

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