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Solving Namibia’s jobless growth puzzle

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Fillipus u201CEnergyu201D Nghitumbwa. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Nghitumbwa to trade gloves with Carrillo in May

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Capital spending gaps is concern, with the National Planning Commission under scrutiny. Finance minister Ericah Shafudah ahead of her maiden budget speech in April last year. PHOTO: FILE

NPC under scrutiny as capital spend lags

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A visual representation of the cryptocurrency Bitcoin. PHOTO via Getty Images

Stablecoins gain momentum across Africa

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US President Donald Trump on Saturday announced a 10% tariff on goods from eight European countries starting February 1, rising to 25% in June, unless there’s a deal for the “purchase of Greenland.

EU eyes tariffs on €93bn of US goods

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The Capricorn Group says its existing operations take priority as Standard Chartered advances exit plans. A Bank Gaborone customer is seen withdrawing money from one of its automated teller machines. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Capricorn stays the course in Botswana

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Venus to eclipse mining sector

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Simonis Storm says coastal market remains resilient despite sharp year-on-year slowdown. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Swakopmund construction cools after 2024 surge

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Rosatom has announced its intent to invest over N$9 billion in Namibia through its subsidiary, Headspring Investments. PHOTO: Headspring Investments

Rosatom eyes N$9.4bn uranium investment in Namibia

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OP-ED: Ruben Haimbili is the manager of bancassurance, agency and sales at a state-owned enterprise

2025: A year of challenges and resilience

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MASSIVE: Namibia will require a capital injection close to N$30 billion to increase electricity access to citizens. A high voltage post is seen in the background.

Namibia’s electrification push needs N$30bn

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