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Elevate Uranium moves to consolidate Erongo uranium holdings with Marenica buy-up. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Elevate lifts Marenica stake to 90%

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While Fitchu0027s revision is limited, it signals a greater willingness to distinguish temporary financial stress from deeper solvency problems. Photo DPA

Rating agency Fitch changes its criteria on pausing debt repayments

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Global economy faces growing uncertainty despite AI optimism

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Africau2019s Premier Global Upstream Conference, The Africa Energies Summit brought together Africau2019s energy industry for a unique event shaped for companies active in Africau2019s energy industry. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Decision speed now Africa's biggest oil and gas challenge

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The Oceana Group is present in Namibia through Etosha Marine Enterprises. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED rn

Oceana's Namibia operations net N$444m

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An aeriel view of Copper Consolidated Corporationu0027s Tschudi mine. PHOTOS: CONTRIBTUED

N$1.35bn back in the ground at Tschudi

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Namibia was rated first in Africa for Greenfield Foreign Direct Investment in 2025. Despite the achievement, it has not translated in work opportunties. PHOTO: NIPDB

N$151bn later, Namibia still chasing the jobs

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A new report warns that escalating conflicts in the Middle East could slow Africau2019s economic recovery, with African policymakers urged to avoid hasty fiscal responses that could worsen existing vulnerabilities. Image AI generated

How the Middle East crisis could dampen Africa’s economic growth

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Africau0027s recovery at risk as Middle East conflict bites, says Su0026P. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Middle East war clouds Africa's recovery, S&P warns

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From left to right the Executive Director of NAMPOA, Festus Hangula, Souma Andreas, the organisationu0027s administration coordinator, and Chairperson Eduardo Rodriguez Tamayo. Photo: NMH Archive

Namibia at the Crossroads

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Sustained disruptions in the Straight of Hormuz would remove a volume of supply that cannot be quickly replaced, forcing an aggressive repricing across commodities, currencies, equities and fixed income markets. AI-generated image

Oil shocks to intensify

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The fallout from the latest war in the Middle East has made visible a problem that many preferred to ignore: the international financial architecture is not fit for a world of cascading shocks and tightening fiscal constraints. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Africa is losing the Iran war

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