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The Bank of Namibia has raised the cost of borrowing by 25 basis points, bringing the repo rate to 10.25%. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED/FILE

Central bank raises borrowing costs

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While Fitchu0027s revision is limited, it signals a greater willingness to distinguish temporary financial stress from deeper solvency problems. Photo DPA

Rating agency Fitch changes its criteria on pausing debt repayments

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FNB Namibia says the increase was largely driven by a sharp rebound in overdraft lending across both corporate and household sectors. Photo Pexels/Markus Winkler

Private sector credit growth strengthens as overdraft lending surges

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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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Africau0027s recovery at risk as Middle East conflict bites, says Su0026P. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Middle East war clouds Africa's recovery, S&P warns

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International Monetary Fund

IMF Report paints bleak picture

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The fallout from the latest war in the Middle East has made visible a problem that many preferred to ignore: the international financial architecture is not fit for a world of cascading shocks and tightening fiscal constraints. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Africa is losing the Iran war

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The Bank of Namibia this week launched its 2025 annual report and declared a N$200 million dividend to the government. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Foreign reserves dip, but BoN stays calm

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Namibia’s vehicle market accelerates in February

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Floris Bergh is the chief economist at Capricorn Asset Management. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

The 2026 budget: Holding the Line

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Best February for car sales in 9-years

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Botswana has been advised to maintain u0022blocking minorityu0022 rather than seeking control.

Former Governor: Avoid majority De Beers stake

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