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DIPLOMACY: Chinese ambassador to Namibia, Zhao Weiping.

China will open wider for African products

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The relevance of political risk and conflict as a potential cause of maritime loss is increasing with heightened geopolitical tensions. Photo Pexels / Matthis Volquardsen

Geopolitical tensions lead to increasing risks for shipping

2 Weke Gelede

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

1 Maand Gelede

South Africa's central bank governor, Lesetja Kganyago, arrives to deliver a keynote address on monetary policy, growth and jobs at the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg, South Africa, November 1, 2022. REUTERS/Siphiwe Sibeko

G20 chair Kganyago says global trade tensions are ‘so elevated’

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INCLUSIVENESS: China will work with the international community to uphold true multilateralism, jointly oppose all forms of unilateralism and protectionism, its ambassador to Namibia, Zhao Weiping has promised.

Snuffing out others’ candles does not bring light to oneself

2 Maande Gelede

ALTERNATIVE: China's presence as an alternative market is growing.

Namibia eyes China amid global trade shifts

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Photos Reuters

SA wins endorsement for G20 agenda

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OUTLOOK: South Africa's expected growth rate has been boosted from 0.9% to 1.1% this year. PHOTO: REUTERS

IMF boosts SA's growth forecast

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A crane lifts a steel coil at the storage and distribution facility.Photo: REUTERS

SA manufacturers fear they are paying the price for Pretoria's cosy relationship with Beijing

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IMF sees steady global growth

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China needs a new growth model concentrated on domestic services – rather than goods – and private consumption to drive its economic growth.

China Confronts the Middle-Income Trap

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What to expect from the rand/N$ in 2024

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