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Adidas holds back on profit upgrade due to tariff uncertainty, warning prices of trainers in the US may go up. PHOTO Getty Images

Company news in brief

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President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah last week delivered her first state of the nation address.

2025 SONA: Bottom-Up Economic Transformation for Shared Prosperity

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Company News in Brief

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African economies should adapt to global challenges

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The 10MW solar power plant which supplements the Nampower grid connection in providing electricity to the Otjikoto gold mine is intended to continue producing solar power even after mining eventually stops after 2032.Photo https://b2gold.com/

More gold, less jobs

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SUPPORT: Economist, John Steytler.

The pothole economy: filling people's pockets

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

Namibia eyes China amid global trade shifts

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Consumers around the world are already choosing to redirect their spending away from US products, expressing their anger at the Trump administration’s stance on trade. Photo Pexels / Julius Silver

Trump’s trade war will hurt everyone

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MY TAKE: John-Morgan Bezuidenhout is the portfolio manager at Momentum Investments.

Namibia’s 2025/26 Budget outlook: Risks, realities, and market sentiment

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DIALOGUE: Namibia Breweries Limited says the time to reflect on annual sin tax increments is drawing close.

Sin tax hike strains brewing industry, NBL warns

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Image for illustrative purposes only. Photo Pixabay

Smarter collection for Africans evading tax payments

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