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EXCITED: Radio Electronic CEO Francios du Toit explains how local partnership beats regulatory hurdles to boost business connectivity.

OneWeb approval sets path for LEO in Namibia

3 Weke Gelede

WATCH: Agricultural economist Wandile Sihlobo calls for urgent SACU trade reform, citing repeated blockades by Botswana and Namibia. He warns unilateral actions contradict the customs union's core principles.

SACU rules need urgent overhaul, economist warns

1 Maand Gelede

ON THE UP: Namibia's demand for credit increased as the year marches to a close.

Namibia credit growth accelerates, driven by businesses

2 Maande Gelede

TRADE DEFICIT: The Katima Mulilo border post. Photo: Nikanor Nangolo

Namibia’s trade deficit narrows to N$3.4bil in September

2 Maande Gelede

WE GOT THIS: Finance minister Ericah Shafudah. Photo contributed

Govt N$14.4 billion debt burden prompts fiscal tightening

3 Maande Gelede

At the Agri Outlook Conference are from the left Thinus Pretorius (President of the Namibia Agricultural Union), Inge Zaamwani (Minister of Agriculture), Dr. Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah (President of Namibia), Adolf Moreni (President of the Namibia National Farmers Union) and Dr. Ndahafa Nghifindaka (President of the Namibia Emerging Commercial Farmers Union). Photo Jacques du Toit

NNFU president calls for urgent action to strengthen agricultural future

3 Maande Gelede

LET'S WORK: Botswana's Duma Boko, and his counterpart, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah.

Botswana's President urges transport, agriculture ties

3 Maande Gelede

The poultry sector marketed about 9 300 000 chickens during the first half of 2025.

Pig, poultry and dairy sectors show stability amid import dependencies

4 Maande Gelede

GROWTH: Namibia's economy has now reached N$64.8 billion, aided by the growth of the tertiary sector.

Economy expands 1.6%, grows to N$64.8 billion

4 Maande Gelede

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

4 Maande Gelede

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

7 Maande Gelede

Capricorn Group economist Floris Bergh.

The great recalibration: Eight 'D' megathemes defining 2025

9 Maande Gelede

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