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Global economy faces growing uncertainty despite AI optimism

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Total assets under management grew 4.1% to N$23.1 billion, up from N$22.2 billion at 30 September 2025. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

NAM earnings jump in turbulent half

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Angolau0027s second oil refinery at Cabinda has started producing diesel for the local market, and exports of heavy fuel oil and naphtha.rnPhoto x.com/africansinnews

Angola's Cabinda refinery begins fuel production

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The Bank of Namibia is confident reserves will hold despite Middle East pressure, the 3-month import cover threshold remains within reach. PHOTO: FILE/REUTERS

Reserves hold amid Middle East woes: BoN

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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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Simon Stiell is the Executive Secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Fossil Folly: Clean power shields from shocks

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Rising prices for fuel, food and basic goods are eroding household purchasing power and straining economies. Photo Gerry Machen

Fossil fuels drive cost crisis

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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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Workplace stress continues to rise

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POTENTIAL: De Beers' signage is seen outside one of its corporate offices.

De Beers: Namibia optimistic, Botswana warned by IMF

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The G20 summit takes placed in Johannesburg on 22 and 23 November. Photo UNDP

Africa’s debt crisis: Momentum from G20 can help find solutions

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Bank of Namibia governor Johannes !Gawaxab, finance minister Ericah Shafudah, governor of the National Bank of Rwanda and incoming board chair of the AFI Soraya Hakuziyaremye and AFI CEO Dr Alfred Hanning officially opening the AFI Globl Policy Forum in Swakopmund. Photo contributed

Namibia champions financial inclusion at AFI Forum

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