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REVISED DOWNWARDS: Finance minister Ericah Shafudah has announced revised budget projections for 2026/27 and rising debt stock. Photo: Parliament

Budget analysis shows weaker revenue, wider deficit

3 Week Ago

Editorial

EDITORIAL: Our escalating debt burden

3 Week Ago

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Public debt to hit N$217 billion by 2028

3 Week Ago

Namibiau0027s debt is expected to reach 60% of gross domestic product. PHOTO: FILE

Debt to hit N$177bn this year

3 Week Ago

Namibia advised to study precedent before following South Africa on any trade matter involving China. PHOTO: tralac

China deal? Namibia urges caution

1 Month Ago

INCREASE: Government debt has continued to rise, climbing 10% year-on-year and 2.7% quarter-on-quarter to the end of September 2025. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Revenue shortfall widens deficit as debt rises in mid-year review

3 Month Ago

WATCH: Agricultural economist Wandile Sihlobo calls for urgent SACU trade reform, citing repeated blockades by Botswana and Namibia. He warns unilateral actions contradict the customs union's core principles.

SACU rules need urgent overhaul, economist warns

3 Month Ago

EVIDENCE BASED: Investors will be required to demonstrate that they have meet certain requirements to qualify for fiscal and non-fiscal incentives.

Namibia shifts to ‘Earned Incentives’ for investors

3 Month Ago

Finance minister Ericah Shafudah.

Government cash crunch deepens post-Eurobond payoff

4 Month Ago

Delegates poised to break ground on the new 1,000-cattle capacity Etunda Feedlot, marking a major step in supporting communal livestock farmers.

N$78.9 million Etunda Feedlot construction to start

7 Month Ago

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Namibia's reclassification as a mirror, not a stigma

7 Month Ago

ALL THAT GLITTERS: The Namibian diamond industry could suffer further losses if US consumer demand softens. Photo: FILE

Economists: US's new 15% tariffs won’t hurt Namibia

7 Month Ago

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