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RISING STAR: Namibiau0027s dramatic rise was driven by, among others, infrastructure development. Photo: FILE

Namibia surges to third in Africa performance ranking

1 Month Ago

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Namibia needs a high-level climate delivery unit

6 Month Ago

The report projects the continent’s gasoline consumption to exceed 2.2 million bbl/d by 2050, with Nigeria and emerging markets leading the increase. Photo Pexels

Africa’s demand for refined products to surge into 2050

8 Month Ago

Paratus 500 is the result of sustained investment in robust infrastructure, local operations and strategic partnerships across the region.

Paratus Group launches Paratus 500

8 Month Ago

Paratus Kenya was officially launched with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Photo contributed

Paratus expands operations into East Africa

10 Month Ago

Vincent Shimutwikeni. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Youthful Namibia today, pensioners tomorrow

11 Month Ago

UNCERTAINTY: Lesotho's garment workers face an uncertain future once President Donald Trump's 50% import tariff kicks in. PHOTO: Nien Hsing

Trump's tariffs could be death knell for US-Africa trade pact

1 Year Ago

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

U$170 billion a year needed to meet Africa’s infrastructure needs

1 Year Ago

Tumelo Thudinyane, assistant portfolio manager at Old Mutual Investment Group.

Navigating 2025’s financial landscape

1 Year Ago

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Corruption holds small businesses back

1 Year Ago

Photo Unsplash/Lavi Lorbada

High debt, spending demands and collapsing currencies

2 Year Ago

The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Secretariat plans to expand to 31 new territories in 2024.

AfCFTA to extend free-trade to 31 countries

2 Year Ago

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