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A report by Henley and Partners anticipates that Windhoek is expected to see the strongest growth, with Klein Windhoek, Ludwigsdorf, Vogelstrand, Langstrand and Finkenstein Estate identified as areas likely to draw further high-net-worth individuals.

Namibia's rich list grows

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Beyond zero tariffs

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Low income limits financial gains

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FirstRand and NMI are teaming up to solve Namibiau0027s maths equation. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

FirstRand and NMI unite to tackle maths gap

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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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SADC officials are convening in Johannesburg, South Africa, to prepare energy and water agenda. PHOTO: SADC

SADC eyes power and water gains

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The ministry of education, the Capricorn Foundation and EOC inked a partnership to support early childhood development. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Capricorn backs ECD outcomes fund

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In May alone, 18 732 cattle were marketed, a marginal 1% increase over the 18 541 recorded in May 2025.

Livestock sector powers ahead

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Misunderstood

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Economy shakes off year-end slump

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The OL Group is betting on exports and value-addition to hit its N$2.5 billion operating profit goal by 2030. PHOTO: OL Group

OL chases billions beyond Namibia

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MTC Namibia has reached a milestone in its enterprise growth journey following its successful registration as a Huawei Enterprise Partner. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

MTC gains Huawei enterprise status

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