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International Monetary Fund

IMF Report paints bleak picture

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OP-ED: Ruben Haimbili is the manager of bancassurance, agency and sales at a state-owned enterprise

2025: A year of challenges and resilience

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PRE=COVID: Private sector credit extended is now back to its pre-2020 highs.

Credit extended rises to pre-Covid highs

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Overall, the Namibian residential property market shows resilience with sustained price growth and rising transaction volumes. Image for illustrative purposes only. Photo Pexels

FNB releases Q2 housing price index

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Capricorn Group Limited top brass receiving PSG Konsult's banking review award after emerging tops among Namibian commercial banks.

Capricorn tops in PSG Konsult banking review

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Debt uptake continues to increase

Company debt stock reaches N$46 billion

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Debt uptake continues to increase

Company debt stock reaches N$46 billion

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TOUGH AS NAILS: The Toyota Hilux remains a popular vehicle among consumers.
Photo: Contributed

Vehicle sales show slight increase

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NUMBERS: Households held a staggering N$67 billion in credit as of March 2024. PHOTO: FILE

Household credit totals N$67 billion

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Photo Unsplash/Tierra Mallorca

Property market remains muted

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NUMBERS: Households held a staggering N$67 billion in credit as of March 2024. PHOTO: FILE

Household credit totals N$67 billion

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SLOW: March has been the slowest month credit has been extended for a decade.Photo: File

March marks slowest start to credit extended

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