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While financial markets are betting the U.S. and China will pull back from an all-out trade war and that Trump will cut deals to avert higher tariffs on others

Global economy already feeling drag from Trump tariffs

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Malware that learns

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Namibia has remarkably improved road quality, safety and accessibility. All photos contributed

Namibia continues to boast the best roads in Africa

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A TransNamib train south of Keetmanshoop. Photo Wikipedia

Looking back: A short history of Namibia’s rail network

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Mining manager at Namdeb, Pankratius Kondjamba.

Building a sustainable world for a better tomorrow

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2024: The year of expectations

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The construction sector’s nominal contribution to Namibia’s gross domestic product this year should be nearly N$3.5 billion. Photo Unsplash/Guilherme Cunha

Modest recovery expected in construction

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Oil prices set to fall for third month

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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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The financial impact of Walvis Bay: Namibia’s crucial harbor town and the toll of poor road conditions

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The financial impact of Walvis Bay: Namibia’s crucial harbor town and the toll of poor road conditions

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REPAID: Businesses made repayments to the tune of N$1 billion for loans in June alone. PHOTO KONGA LEND

Business sector pays back N$1 billion in loans in June

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