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Government urged to strengthen fiscal policy

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2024: The year of expectations

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Global oil output is forecast to average 104.2 million barrels per day in 2025. Photo Unsplash/John Cameron

US net crude oil imports to plummet in 2025

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Diamond output is projected to decrease by 8.2% in real terms this year, marking a stark contrast to the previous year’s robust growth of 10.9%. Photo Unsplash/Dillon Wanner

Tough year for mining

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A worker arrives at the Jwaneng diamond mine,operated by Debswana, a joint venture between Anglo American unit De Beers and the Botswana government outside Gaborone,Botswana.

COMPANY NEWS IN BRIEF

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A branch South African mobile communications provider Vodacom in Cape Town is shown in this picture taken November 10, 2015. REUTERS/Mike Hutchings

Company News in Brief

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Aliko Dangote, founder and CEO of the Dangote Group.Photo: REUTERS

Dangote’s wealth doubles to US$28bn on new ‘monster’ Nigerian oil refinery

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Namibia’s economic growth is expected to wane slightly on account of weakened demand for commodities. PHOTO FILE

Economic growth expected to wane this year

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COMPANY NEWS IN BRIEF

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Huge fuel price cuts in Namibia, SA

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As the grazing deteriorates, animals are forced to graze down to ground level, which inadvertently leads to some sand ingestion. This can lead to secondary intestinal sand impaction. Photo Francoise Steynberg

Sand ingestion a silent killer

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