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CAUTION: Standard Bank Economist says that oil boom could deepen Namibiau2019s economic imbalances. Photo contributed

Oil boom could repeat Namibia's mining inequality - economist Mboti says

1 Day Ago

Economists Salomo Hei, Helena Mboti, Jesaya Oshike-Hano and Floris Bergh. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Economists call for budget clarity

3 Week Ago

Appearing from left to right, economists Salomo Hei, Helena Mboti, Jesaya Oshike-Hano and Floris Berg unpacked budgetory themes. PHOTO; CONTRIBUTED

EAN pushes for local procurement in 2026 budget

3 Week Ago

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Market expects repo rate hold

3 Week Ago

STRONG: Mining grew by 2.7%, largely boosted by strong output from uranium (+44.1%), which managed to outweigh declines in diamond and gold production.

Namibia\'s economic growth slows despite mining boost

5 Month Ago

GOOD FOR THE YOUTH: Some experts argue that the pension-backed housing loans are good for the youth but risky for older workers. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Pension-backed home scheme good for youth, risky for older workers, experts warn

8 Month Ago

NOT FOR THE AGED: Economists have warned that the proposed pension-backed housing loans are good for the youthful employees. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Pension-backed home scheme good for youth, risky for older workers, experts warn

8 Month Ago

Good for some, risky for others. Photo Contributed

Pension-backed housing: Good for youth, risky for older workers, experts warn

8 Month Ago

PRICE MONSTER: Figurines are seen in front of displayed stock graph and word "Inflation" in this illustration.

Headline inflation decelerates further in May

8 Month Ago

COLLABORATION: FNB is committed to finding innovative ways to help more Namibians navigate home ownership.

FNB opens doors to home ownership

10 Month Ago

PEANUTS: About 55.4% of employed Namibians earn less than N$5 000 in gross monthly income. This photo is for illustration only. PHOTO: FILE

Aanamibia ohaya kwata ingapi komwedhi?

1 Year Ago

OONDJAMBI DHA NANGA: Konyala oopelesenda 55.4% dhAanamibia haya longo ondjambi yawo yokomwedhi oyi li meni lyomayovi gatano. Efano ndika otwe li longitha owala nelalakano lyokuulika. EFANO: OKUZA MOOMPUNGULILO

Aanamibia ohaya kwata ingapi komwedhi?

1 Year Ago

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