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BoN tipped to hike rates

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The livestock industry faces months of disruption as FMD threatens export recovery. PHOTO; FILE

FMD threatens meat exports

1 Week Gelede

The NIPDB has secured job opportunities for young Namibians for cruise ship jobs. PHOTO: NIPDB

MSC Cruises recruits Namibians

2 Weke Gelede

The foot and mouth disease outbreak is threatening livestock marketing, farmersu2019 cash flow and access to premium export markets. PHOTO: WHOA

FMD restrictions cloud livestock recovery

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Namibia recorded trade deficits in every month from August 2025 to August 2026 except January 2026. PHOTO: FILE

Trade deficit nears N$30bn

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Rising public transport and fuel costs pushed Namibiau2019s inflation to 5.4%. PHOTO: FILE

Transport inflation hits 15%

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US Ambassador John Giordano and President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah. PHOTOS: CONTRIBUTED

Namibia’s trade map favours Washington

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Namibiau0027s population is projected to reach 5 million by 2053. PHOTO: FILE

5.26m population: Namibia’s next economic test

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Alex Shimuafeni. PHOTO: FILE

NSA renews Shimuafeni's term

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Namibia wants to attract N$254 billion in foreign investment and grow exports to N$168 billion. PHOTO: FILE

Namibia sets N$254bn FDI goal

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Namibiau0027s economy grows 4.8% in second quarter as services and agriculture expand. PHOTO: FILE

GDP growth rebounds to 4.8%

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Dr Bianca van Niekerk. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Why Namibia's Youth Need Marketing Skills

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