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WONu0027T WORK: Paying off homes over a shorter period will increase monthly instalments. Photo: Phillipus Josef

Shorter home loans could shut many out of housing – economist

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FIRES BACK: Jean-Blaise Ollomo. Photo: Contributed

Nasan claims it is unfairly targeted

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Pictured FLTR are Bank Windhoeku2019s Zenaune Kamberipa, Lukas Nanyemba and James Chapman, along with Bank of Namibiau0027s Ebson Uanguta, Leonie Dunn and Nicholas Mukasa. Photo contributed

Bank Windhoek strengthens BoN partnership

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DRY: A fuel service station taken over by Nasan. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Fuel association accuses Nasan of fuel supply breach

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The mine is expected to have more than 24,000t of nickel production capacity annually. Photo Ivanhoe Minesrn

The power of Africa’s US$2tn internal capital pool

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TIGHT ROPE: Finance minister Erica Shafudah. Photo: Contributed

Govt to borrow N$29bn to pluck debt deficit

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Popular Democratic Movement leader McHenry Venaani calls for more ATMs in rural Namibia. The village settlement of Otjinene is seen in the background. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED.

Banks urged to serve rural Namibia

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Officials from the reserve banks of Namibia and Kenya following a benchmarking exercise held by the Bank of Namibia to Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda recently. PHOTO: BoN

Bank of Namibia wraps up East Africa central bank tour

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Kamanjab residents say ATM closure shuts them off from economy

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Chart of the Week: A decade of bank impairments

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Shafudah calls for review of debt laws to fix interest rates

1 Month Ago

The banking sector posted a collective profit of N$15.9 billion, according to the Bank of Namibia. PHOTO: FILE

Commercial banks rake in N$15.9bn in 2025

2 Month Ago

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