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COURTESY CALL: Members of the diplomatic corps this week met with the top brass of the Bank of Namibia. Photo BoN

Bank of Namibia deepens strategic dialogue with diplomatic community

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UNCHANGED: The Bank of Namibia is expected to keep the repo rate unchanged later this month when its monetary policy committee sits to deliberate on the rate of borrowing.

Repo rate expected to hold steady in June

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Paulo Coelho, Dr Clemens von Doderer and Margareth Gustavo are seen with Shakwa Nyambe, Jesaya Hano-Oshike and Cons Karamata at the launch of the 2025 Namibia Oil and Gas Conference. Photo Poiyah Media

Big oil and gas conference coming

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AFTERMATH: Resident clear rubble following a devastating flood. PHOTO: AP

Nigeria floods flatten a town

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Macro Pulse: Namibia budget speech 2025/2026

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Capricorn Group economist Floris Bergh.

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BROADENING: Arysteq listed their first ever exchange-traded fund on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange.

Arysteq list their first ever ETF on the JSE Stock Exchange

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The monetary policy committee of the Bank of Namibia elected to keep the repo rate unchanged at 6.75%.

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Nuunyango Ismael left is pictured with female colleague Mulongo Iipinge right

From retrenchment to success

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Despite African governments contributing approximately 40% of the current U$80 billion annual investment, a significant funding gap remains when it comes to infrastructure. Photo Pexels / Dimitry Mak

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