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Sheep meat exports declined substantially from 405 tons in 2024 to 155 tons in the first half of 2025. Photo: Jacques du Toit

Livestock sector focuses on herd repopulation as marketing declines

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The secondary industries experienced slower growth of 0.7% in real value added, compared to 0.9% increase recorded in the first quarter of 2024. File photo

Growth decelerates as key sectors falter in early 2025

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Capricorn Group economist Floris Bergh.

The great recalibration: Eight 'D' megathemes defining 2025

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CONSULT: Participants at the Stakeholder’s Consultations Workshop on Namibia’s Green Climate Fund Developed Project Pipelines and Concept Notes for the NAM-RS-006 project. Photo: EIF

N$4 billion climate funding secured over a decade (Agri Monitor)

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THE BUDGET: Floris Bergh, the chief economist at the Capricorn Group.

The great re-calibration: Eight “D” mega-themes defining 2025

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Calle Schlettwein.

Fuel

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Calle Schlettwein.

Fuel

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The manufacturing industry drove exports for November.

Copper, uranium, drive exports for November

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2024: The year of expectations

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Swapo has won the national assembly and presidential elections in Namibia. Photo Reuters

Time to deliver on promises

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Photo Reuters

Voting for jobs

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SOME GROWTH: The Namibian economy grew N$4.9 billion in the second quarter of 2024, despite some slowed growth in the primary sector. Photo: Contributed

Economy grows N$4.9bn in second quarter

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