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Market Watch: THE BIG IDEA

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A Crisis Demands Competence

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Elizabeth Kambonde believes in the products she has been able to create from mahangu. Photo Contributed

Namibia grows the food, but imports the value

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More Namibians are turning to microlenders, with the number of borrowers rising 16.3% to 279 594 by the end of 2025. PHOTO: FILE

Payday loans surge after payroll curbs

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Kahitee Keeja showcases a harvest of potatoes grown at Okarui City Fresh Produce. Photo Contributed

Faith like potatoes

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Selma Shimutwikeni. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Beyond the oil find

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Namibia is experiencing rising inflation fueled by transportation. There are green shoots, with economic growth moving in tandem. PHOTO: FILE

Inflation, growth move in tandem

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South Africau2019s economy is moving from stabilisation to expansion. PHOTO: FILE

SA targets growth

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President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has told US officials that foreign investors are welcome in Namibia, provided they comply with the countryu2019s laws and regulations.

Diplomacy and Deals

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Namibia declared a foot and mouth outbreak on 23 September. PHOTO: FILE

Savanna Beef faces FMD shock

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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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Isabel von Oelhafen. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Supplier database expands energy reach

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