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Finance minister Ericah Shafudah is likely to table the mid-term budget thus week. PHOTO: FILE

Debt interest eats 19% of revenue

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Bank profits mask diverging risks

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More Namibians are turning to microlenders, with the number of borrowers rising 16.3% to 279 594 by the end of 2025. PHOTO: FILE

Payday loans surge after payroll curbs

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Unpacking Capricorn's SA bet

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Capricorn Group CEO, David Nuyoma. PHOTO: CAPRICORN

Capricorn takes N$788m SA bet

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Bank Gaborone is rethinking its funding model. PHOTO: FILE

Bank Gaborone shifts strategy

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Standard Bank lending surged ahead of the market, outpacing private sector credit extended. PHOTO: FILE

Standard Bank loans up 17%

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Alexforbes donates Save Squad to schools after ISBN registration. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Alexforbes takes Save Squad to schools

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NJ Ayuk, Executive Chairman of the African Energy Chamber (AEC). PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Angola's oil lessons for Namibia

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Short-term loans disbursed to Namibians in the first three-months of 2026 hit N$7.3 billion. PHOTO: FILE

Term lending recovers as PDMS curbs ease

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Ninety One snaps up Sanlam Allianz book

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Total assets under management grew 4.1% to N$23.1 billion, up from N$22.2 billion at 30 September 2025. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

NAM earnings jump in turbulent half

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