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‘Ek kan net een keer per dag eet’

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Namibia vehicle sales on track to reach 16,500 despite rising ownership costs. PHOTO: Business Report

Vehicle sales set to hit 16 500

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Namibiau0027s housing affordability trap leaves average home beyond reach for many. PHOTO: Phillipus Josef

Housing costs outpace incomes

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TotalEnergiesu0027 Venus project could lift vehicle sales above 20 000. PHOTO: FILE

Vehicle market eyes Venus boost

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Namibiau0027s potential infrastructure boom will put local firms to the test, as they risk missing out. PHOTO: FILE

Resource billions test local firms

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Namibians will find out later today in which direction the cost of borrowing moves. PHOTO: FILE

Borrowing rate comes under focus

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The construction industry is showing signs of recovery. Photo contributed

A decade of decline, recovery and new opportunities

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Low income limits financial gains

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Pictured from left are boysu2019 U19 champion Sakaria Imbondi, silver medallist Fillemon Ikanda and bronze medallists Silas Anguku and Jason Kadandara. PHOTO: NAMIBIA TABLE TENNIS ASSOCIATION

Imbondi wins first gold at Arysteq Simonis tourney

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Toyota now accounts for more than half of Namibiau0027s vehicle market. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Toyota's sales dominance continues

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Building approvals recovered in June as smaller projects drove growth, according to Simonis Storm. PHOTO: FILE

Building approvals rebound in June

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Economy shakes off year-end slump

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