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MASSIVE: The fish produced during the pilot phase will cater to both local and international markets, with Southern Africa, the Middle East, and Europe identified as strategic destinations.

Lüderitz salmon project gets a boost

2 Dae Gelede

PARTNERS: The United Kingdom Department for Trade recently held a consultative meeting with officials from the ministry of international relations and trade aimed at advancing trade relations between the two countries.

UK, Namibia map trade modalities

3 Dae Gelede

Customers queue at the Apple Fifth Avenue store for the release of the Apple iPhone 14 range.

Company News in Brief

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COLLABORATION: FNB is committed to finding innovative ways to help more Namibians navigate home ownership.

FNB opens doors to home ownership

6 Dae Gelede

BUILDING WEALTH: Tiaan Bazuin, CEO of NSX. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Shaping Namibia’s next generation of investors

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STABLE: FNB says it expects inflation to average 4.5% for the duration of 2025.

Namibia's inflation to average 4.5% in 2025, says FNB

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Namibian fruits are showcased at Macfrut, Italy’s premier Fruit and Vegetable Expo. Photos Facebook/Embassy of Namibia in France

Namibian fruits showcased in Italy (Agri Monitor)

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Credit rating agencies' evaluations shape investor decisions, affect borrowing costs and influence development paths. Photo Pexels/Markus Winkler

Fair rating treatment for the Global South

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White maize farmers in Namibia recently received training to boost crop production. Photo: FILE

Training to boost grain production in Namibia (AGRIMONITOR)

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Many African countries rely on exporting their raw materials to markets in the West, including the US. Tariffs may raise costs and make it harder for African exporters to compete internationally.

US tariff will affect competitiveness of Namibia’s exports

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Capricorn Group economist Floris Bergh.

The great recalibration: Eight 'D' megathemes defining 2025

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Namibia’s path towards redeeming its Eurobond obligation

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