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AFFORDABILITY FIRST: Shoppers increasingly choose second-hand goods to balance quality and price. Photo: Beauty Hive

Rising costs push consumers toward second-hand goods

6 Day Ago

The decline in the diamond sector weighed on Namibiau0027s economic growth story in 2025. Namdebu0027s operations in southern Namibia appear. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Namibia's growth loses steam

1 Week Ago

EXPAND: Informal settlements in Windhoek continue to expand as the City implements a large-scale process aimed at improving access to land and basic services for residents. PHOTO: FILE

Windhoek moves to formalise informal areas and improve services

3 Week Ago

GROWING: The DRC informal settlement in Swakopmund. Photo: Adam Hartman

419 informal settlements lay bare scale of Namibia's housing crisis

1 Month Ago

PHOTO: PEXELS

Windhoek youth face housing shortages, high living costs

1 Month Ago

QUALITY MATTERS: NSA executive for data quality assurance Isak Neema warns that late and irrelevant data could have a detrimental impact on the countryu0027s socio-economic development. Photo: Adam Hartman

NSA warns lagging surveys weaken development push

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The inflation rate declined on a year-on-year basis but accelerated monthly. PHOTO: FILE/REUTERS

Housing drives inflation in January

1 Month Ago

The manufacturing sector fueled Namibiau0027s export earnings in December. Charcoal is seen being packeged for sale. PHOTO: FILE/CONTRIBUTED

Factories power export earnings

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SURVIVAL: Loide Iinane. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

‘Okwaana iilonga okwa ale ku fale ndje meso’

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SURVIVAL: Loide Iinane. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

‘Unemployment pushed me to the edge of the grave’

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Data: Evidence of untold stories that drive change and improve lives

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GOING STRONG: Mineral commodities dominated Namibian exports in October 2025. Photo: FILE

Namibia’s trade deficit narrows to N$2.9 bil in October

2 Month Ago

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