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Noise pollution

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Noise pollution

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Bank Windhoek’s strategic communication manager, Samuel Linyondi.

Rethinking financial resilience on World Savings Day

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FNB Namibia economist, Cheryl Emvula.

BoN likely to keep rates unchanged – economist

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In this file image, Mo Ibrahim, mobile communications entrepreneur and billionaire, attended the "Mo Ibrahim Foundation" event in Marrakesh on 7 April 2017. PHOTO AFP

Ownership and accountability key to financing Africa’s agenda

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The Bank of Namibia will launch an instant payment platform and insists it is in the public interest. Photo contributed

Central bank gets into the payment groove

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The flags of Israel and Iran seen in this picture by Reuters.

Namibia faces economic squeeze as Middle East tensions rise

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Image for illustrative purposes only.

‘African finance ministers shouldn’t be making bond deals’

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Looming Healthcare Crisis in Namibia

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Company News in Brief

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The Bank of Namibia is appealing to its regulated entities to bring its lending rates down in line with its peers in the common monetary area, amid indications that commercial banks offer credit to banking customers at a higher rate. PHOTO Bank of Namibia

Namibia’s banks urged to cut lending rates in line with CMA

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Exco deputy Nathanael Olavi is the serving CEO of the Rundu Town Council. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Kavango clubs question Exco positions held by public officials

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