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UPWARD TREND: A typical formal house costs about N$1.2 million. Photo: Contributed

Mortgage market stalls as household lending plateaus

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UNCERTAINTY: Some students say they are receiving little clarity on rejected applications as registration and accommodation payment deadlines approach. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTEDrn

Students worried over eviction risk amid NSFAF rejections

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NO MORE: A legal expert says banks can no longer sell houses for u2018peanutsu2019, following the introduction of the new rules. PHOTO: NHE

New High Court rules force fair valuation in property repossessions

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Telecom is set to make upgrades to its network following the conclusion of a loan agreement. Photo for illustrative purposes only. PHOTO: FILE

Telecom Namibia secures N$405m to upgrade networks

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A step-by-step guide for first-time buyers

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Nedbank Namibia has launched its bold u201CUnlock Your First Homeu201D initiative, a dedicated commitment to makingrnhomeownership more accessible, more affordable, and more achievable. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Nedbank boosts homeownership

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NOT A SOLO FIX: Vice President Lucia Witbooi. Photo: CONTRIBUTED

Govt alone cannot solve housing crisis – Witbooi

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BOLD IDEAS: PDM leader McHenry Venaani. Photo: Contributed

Rural livelihoods risk stagnation as tombo drives village economies - Venaani

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PAY UP: Former Namcor MD, Imms Mulunga. Photo: FILE

Mulunga demands N$1.6m from Namcor

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The Government Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF) maintained solvency, and delivered 10.6% investment returns. PHOTO: FILE

GIPF assets rise to N$183bn

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PURSUED: Imms Mulunga. Photo: FILE

Bank Windhoek after Mulunga’s house, car

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The Capricorn Group says its existing operations take priority as Standard Chartered advances exit plans. A Bank Gaborone customer is seen withdrawing money from one of its automated teller machines. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Capricorn stays the course in Botswana

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