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INCREASE: Government debt has continued to rise, climbing 10% year-on-year and 2.7% quarter-on-quarter to the end of September 2025. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Revenue shortfall widens deficit as debt rises in mid-year review

1 Week Ago

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Editorial: Namibia's 2026 economic protections offers little hope

1 Week Ago

Johannes !Gawaxab. PHOTOS: FILE

Geingob’s top economic team exits – did they deliver?

1 Week Ago

James Mnyupe.

Geingob’s top economic team exits – did they deliver?

2 Week Ago

TECH: Outgoing Bank of Namibia governor Johannes !Gawaxab says central bank digital currenceis could complement cash within the decade.

BoN signals digital dollar shift

3 Week Ago

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Namibia tests modern, digital NaTIS test system

3 Week Ago

The Central Securities Depository went live yesterday.

Central Securities Depository goes live

4 Week Ago

MAINTAINED: The repo rate remains unchanged at 6.5%. PHOTO: FILE

Central bank holds borrowing rate steady

4 Week Ago

STRONG: Uranium exports surged to N$7.9 billion, up N$6.1 billion year-on-year and N$3.6 billion quarter-on-quarter.

Mineral surge halves Namibia's external gap

1 Month Ago

NEW NORM: South African Reserve Bank governor Lesetja Kganyago addresses the media while announcing a reduction in the repo rate by 25 basis points in that country this week, bringing it to 6.75%. PHOTO: SARB

SARB Governor: New 3% Inflation target is non-negotiable

1 Month Ago

NEW NORM: South African Reserve Bank governor Lesetja Kganyago addresses the media while announcing a reduction in the repo rate by 25 basis points in that country this week, bringing it to 6.75%. PHOTO: SARB

SARB Governor: New 3% Inflation target is non-negotiable

1 Month Ago

SARB's plan to adopt a stricter 3% inflation target is likely to usher in a lower and more stable price environment across the region. Photo: Washington University

Economists back SARB’s new 3% inflation target

1 Month Ago

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