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New Alamein meetings brought together African leaders and business interests, with Cairo positioning economic integration, regional stability and private-sector partnerships as priorities. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Egypt courts African investment

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The Namibia Innovation !Hub fills the gaps that all too often cause new ideas to fail. Graph: NIH

Market Watch: Innovation infrastructure turns ideas into businesses

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The Bank of Namibia hiked the repo rate by 25 basis points, bringing it to 7% effectively. PHOTO: FILE

Fuel prices drive rate increase

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Discussions on trade, investment, industrialisation and institutional cooperation shaped the China-Africa Cooperation Symposium. PHOTO: EAN

China trade targets local industry

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Inequality weighs on Namibia's investment appeal

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Sulaiman Cisse. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

From minerals to industry

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Patrick Kauta. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

FMD threatens livestock trade

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BoN tipped to hike rates

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Patrick Kauta

The legal, trade and compliance implications of Namibia’s FMD outbreak

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Hellen Amupolo. PHOTOS: FILE

China opens export door for Namibia

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A Crisis Demands Competence

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Namibia recorded an average production value was N$5 673 per carat for its diamonds, the highest globally. Here, President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah is seen inspecting a 176.29 carat natural diamond, christened u201COwishiu201D. PHOTO: Namibian Presidency

Namibia's diamonds outprice neighbours

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