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The secondary industries experienced slower growth of 0.7% in real value added, compared to 0.9% increase recorded in the first quarter of 2024. File photo

Growth decelerates as key sectors falter in early 2025

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The handing over of the Chagos Islands presents an opportunity to fund inclusive development and sustainability initiatives for Mauritius. Photo Pexels / Dominik Ruhl

Chagos Islands: How Mauritius can turn a diplomatic triumph into real economic growth

3 Weke Gelede

Die minister van landbou, visserye, water en grondhervorming, Inge Zaamwani-Kamwi. Foto verskaf

Visbedryf: Minister vra vir 'deeglike oudit'

1 Maand Gelede

PARTNERSHIP: In the front row, Droombos founder Kalie Van Der Merwe signs an equity agreement with Millennium Investment Group (MIG) CEO Miguel Hamutenya, while MIG founder Matthews Hamutenya and Droombos co-founder Mirinda Van Der Merwe look on. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Millennium acquires stake in Droombos estate

3 Maande Gelede

Namibia’s cattle herd represents a mere 0.25% of the global herd. Photo FILE

Livestock industry in urgent need of growth

4 Maande Gelede

The port of Walvis Bay port is a crucial asset, serving as a key transit point not only for Namibian exports but also for goods travelling to and from Zambia, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Angola. Photo Pexels / Hormel Media

Namibia’s transport and logistics sector in a nutshell

4 Maande Gelede

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The shipping force behind Namibia

4 Maande Gelede

The manufacturing industry drove exports for November.

Copper, uranium, drive exports for November

5 Maande Gelede

The Bank of Namibia expects wholesale and retail to grow by 8.6% this year, compared to 5.8% in 2023. Photo Unsplash

Consumer recovery to drive economy

6 Maande Gelede

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Voting for jobs

7 Maande Gelede

WESCO owner George Fransman with the mayor of Lüderitz, Phill Balhao and !Nami?Nûs Constituency Councillor, Suzan Ndjaleka, at the inauguration of WESCO’s expanded Lüderitz depot. Photo WESCO

Wesco inaugurates expanded Lüderitz depot

7 Maande Gelede

EAT FISH: Fisheries minister Derek Klazen. Photo: Leandrea Mouers

N$530 000 pledged for NFCPT gala dinner

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