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The Bank of Namibia hiked the repo rate by 25 basis points, bringing it to 7% effectively. PHOTO: FILE

Fuel prices drive rate increase

1 Week Ago

PAY UP: Moses Matyayi. Photo: Contributed

City mulls N$100 charge for informal settlers

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DIAMONDS LOSE SHINE: Finance minister Ericah Shafudah. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Diamond revenue slumps by 93%

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The current mining slump may cloud Namibiau2019s growth and revenue outlook, according to Cirrus. PHOTO: FILE

Mining downturn hits revenue

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TOUGH JOB: Finance minister Ericah Shafudah faces the nation again today. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Almost N$1 in every N$5 Govt collects pays debt interest

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GLOOMY: Finance minister Ericah Shafudah is expected to deliver the mid-term budget any time soon. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Namibia faces N$197bn debt burden - analysts

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FISCAL HIT: In its most severe scenario, Simonis Storm estimates the fiscal impact of FMD could rise to N$4.39 billion. PHOTO: FILE

FMD could bleed N$1.8bn to N$4.4bn from public purse

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Finance minister Ericah Shafudah is likely to table the mid-term budget thus week. PHOTO: FILE

Debt interest eats 19% of revenue

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African Stars in action against Orlando Pirates during their CAF Champions League Second Preliminary Round first-leg encounter in Gaborone, Botswana. PHOTO ORLANDO PIRATES

African Stars face uphill battle after narrow Pirates defeat

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Team Namibia PHOTO INLINE HOCKEY NAMIBIA

Namibia show promise despite defeats at World Skate Championships

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Namibia recorded trade deficits in every month from August 2025 to August 2026 except January 2026. PHOTO: FILE

Trade deficit nears N$30bn

4 Week Ago

STRONGER: The City of Windhoeku2019s cash and cash equivalents have grown from N$268 million to N$1.1 billion in three years, CEO Moses Matyayi says. PHOTO: FILE

City's cash balloons to N$1.1b

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