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Toyota now accounts for more than half of Namibiau0027s vehicle market. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Toyota's sales dominance continues

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The collapse of South Africau2019s rail system has led to a heavy reliance on diesel-fuelled freight trucks to transport goods. PHOTO: FILE

Iran war exposing South Africa’s dependency on diesel

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Joe Losper of Auas Motors with Diana Master with the Suzuki Across. PHOTO: Faith Cloete

Suzuki Across: Where style meets smart driving

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Erastus Tshatumbu, Standard Bank Namibia Head: Business Solutions. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Surviving the fuel price shock

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Namibia’s vehicle market accelerates in February

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Best February for car sales in 9-years

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Bank Windhoek’s Chief Financial Officer, Zenaune Kamberipa and the Bank’s Vehicle and Asset Finance Branch Manager, Amanda von Wielligh, pictured with Kobus Prins (middle) from Zeda Cars who won the Top Salesperson of the Year for Used Vehicles Award.

Bank Windhoek top vehicle financier

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Canal+, which is already the sector leader in French-speaking African countries, now controls what it described as the leader in the continent's English- and Portuguese-speaking regions. Photo by Karen Sandison/Independent Newspapers

Business news in brief

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Toyota ups SA market share in the face of Chinese competition

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Clients can track their vehicles in real time via phone or desktop. Image for illustrative purposes only. Photo Pexels/Ron Lach

Driven by passion

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The showroom of GWM Pupkewitz as seen.

GWM achieves third sales position

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Building Namibia’s cross-border towing empire

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