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SIGNIFICANT: Fish products accounted for 94.3% of Namibia's total food exports. PHOTO: Tunacor

Fishing boosts Namibia's trade surplus

2 Dae Gelede

RISE: The mining and manufacturing drove Namibia's Producer Price Index growth in the third quarter of 2025. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Diamonds, gold boost Namibia’s producer prices

1 Week Gelede

Die Bybelgenootskap doen ’n beroep op individue, kerke, organisasies en gemeenskappe oraloor Namibië om aan die projek deel te neem. Foto Annemarie du Toit

Handgeskrewe Bybelprojek sien die lig

2 Weke Gelede

TRADE DEFICIT: The Katima Mulilo border post. Photo: Nikanor Nangolo

Namibia’s trade deficit narrows to N$3.4bil in September

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The discussion, attended by more than 50 delegates and viewed by more than 964 people via live stream on Facebook, underscored that youth unemployment is not merely an economic issue but a national development priority.

SanlamAllianz Brief Session unpacks youth employment crisis

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Beyond the Census: The vital role of the Namibia Statistics Agency

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Wilhelmina Nangobe is a Statistician at the NSA.

Beyond the census: The vital role of the Namibia Statistics Agency

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Cran: ICT contributes 2.5% to Namibia's GDP

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OIL DEPENDENT: Petroleum products ranked as Namibia’s biggest import commodity. Namcor’s National Oil Storage Facility appears in this aerial picture. Photo Namcor

Trade deficit hits N$5.3bn in August

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GROWTH: Namibia's economy has now reached N$64.8 billion, aided by the growth of the tertiary sector.

Economy expands 1.6%, grows to N$64.8 billion

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Vroue en kinders in Kavango-Oos. Foto ter illustrasie/UN in Namibia

Meer vroue as mans hoof van huishoudings in Kavango-Oos

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Vroue en kinders in Kavango-Oos. Foto ter illustrasie/UN in Namibia

Meer vroue as mans hoof van huishoudings in Kavango-Oos

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