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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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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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Ndeyapo Shilongo is the Executive Director of Corridor Capital Hub. PHOTO: FILE

AfCRA: The credit challenge

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Eskom reports second year of profits

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Southern Africau0027s only nuclear power plant, Koeberg in Cape Town, secured a 20-year licence extension in November 2025.rnPhoto ESKOM

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Fitch assessed NamWateru0027s decision-making and government oversight as very strong in its latest assessment. PHOTO: FILE

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Fitch flags N$3.7bn NamWater receivables crisis

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