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For the poor, inflation is more than 5%

1 Week Ago

Fuel prices will increase at midnight tonight. FILE photornPhoto file

Fuel prices up tonight

1 Month Ago

Consumers will smile along with petrol attendants when fuel prices go down tomorrow.rnPhoto file

Fuel price drop offers a little breathing room

2 Month Ago

DETERMINED: Striking Furnmart workers in Ondangwa. PHOTO: LOISE SHIIMI

Striking Furnmart workers reject 5% pay increase, want 8%

3 Month Ago

STATIC: Elia Antonius smiles at the news that petrol prices in Namibia remains unchanged, as he pumps petrol at the newly rebranded Nasan service station in Katutura.rnPhoto: Augetto Graig

Fuel prices unchanged for June despite mounting pressure

3 Month Ago

Simon Stiell is the Executive Secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Fossil Folly: Clean power shields from shocks

5 Month Ago

Rising prices for fuel, food and basic goods are eroding household purchasing power and straining economies. Photo Gerry Machen

Fossil fuels drive cost crisis

5 Month Ago

The fallout from the latest war in the Middle East has made visible a problem that many preferred to ignore: the international financial architecture is not fit for a world of cascading shocks and tightening fiscal constraints. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Africa is losing the Iran war

5 Month Ago

NO NEED TO PANIC: Namibiau0027s national oil storage facility at Walvis Bay has a total capacity of 75 million litres of fuel. Photo: Namcor

Fuel panic stockpiling could trigger price crisis – officials

6 Month Ago

A stronger Rand has failed to stop fuel increases. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Petrol rises 20c while diesel jumps 65c.

6 Month Ago

EMPTIER BASKETS: Nearly N$3 000 spent on household essentials that only last two to three weeks. Photo: Phillipus Josef

Namibians feel the pinch as N$1 000 buys less than ever

7 Month Ago

UP IN ARMS: In Luanda, shops were looted during the protests. Photo: AFP

\'The hungry can\'t stay silent\' - behind deadly protests in oil-rich Angola

1 Year Ago

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