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Housing inflation climbed to 4.9% from 4.4%, driven by electricity, gas and other fuels rising to 7.0% from 4.0% the previous month - a sharp swing from a 1.1% decline a year earlier. PHOTO: FILE/REUTERS

Fuel pain pushes inflation to 4.1%

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Trade routes linking Africa and Asia drove global growth, which expanded by 12.8%, marking a tenth consecutive month of growth. Photo Pexels/Nikita Grishin

Air cargo weathers Middle East turmoil

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Financial group deVere says oil prices are unlikely to return to pre-war levels in the short to medium term. Image for illustrative purposes only. Photo Pexels

Return to pre-war oil prices ‘unlikely’

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The collapse of South Africau2019s rail system has led to a heavy reliance on diesel-fuelled freight trucks to transport goods. PHOTO: FILE

Iran war exposing South Africa’s dependency on diesel

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Meatco interim CEO Albertus Aochamub says collaboration in the agricultural sector only aims to benefit Namibia. PHOTO: Meatco

Meatco chief: More players, better beef

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April inflation falls to a three-year low, according to the Namibia Statistics Agency. PHOTO: FILE/REUTERS

Inflation cools to 3.1% in April

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The Airlines Association of Southern Africa is urging governments to come to the aid of airlines as fuel prices continue to skyrocket. An Airbus A350-900 forming part of Air Mauritusu0027 fleet appears. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Jet fuel crisis threatens Southern Africa air links

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Simon Stiell is the Executive Secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Fossil Folly: Clean power shields from shocks

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Rising prices for fuel, food and basic goods are eroding household purchasing power and straining economies. Photo Gerry Machen

Fossil fuels drive cost crisis

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Copper cable theft is rife throughout Namibia.rnPhoto Telecom Namibia

Copper cable theft on the rise

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Africa accounts for only about 4% of global agricultural exports, the lowest among world regions. Photo Pexels

World trade rules: Africa needs to fight for better deals

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Dr. John Steytler is the founder of Ru0026J Steytler Management Consultants. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

When fuel prices rise, Namibians start looking for a hike

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