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Namibia recorded an average production value was N$5 673 per carat for its diamonds, the highest globally. Here, President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah is seen inspecting a 176.29 carat natural diamond, christened u201COwishiu201D. PHOTO: Namibian Presidency

Namibia's diamonds outprice neighbours

21 Minutes Ago

INVESTMENT: The development at Extension 16, Kuisebmond was financed by GIPF. Photo: Leandrea Mouers

GIPF commits further N$500 million to housing, calls for access to land

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DEMANDS: Prime Minister Tjitunga Elijah Ngurare. Photo: OPM

Ngurare demands rural roads as ministry reports N$2bn projects

21 Minutes Ago

2026/27 agriculture budget adjustments: N$94.57m cut to Veterinary Services, N$56.36m to Research, and fewer crop subsidies. Photo AI/NMH

Veterinary services, agricultural research face millions in budget cuts

21 Minutes Ago

Bank Gaborone MD, Tsaone Raboloko. PHOTO: CAPRICORN GROUPrnBank Gaborone,

The MD with a margin to mend

21 Minutes Ago

Namibia has completed road projects worth nearly N$2 billion. PHOTO: RFA

N$2bn road projects completed

1 Day Ago

Namibia recorded trade deficits in every month from August 2025 to August 2026 except January 2026. PHOTO: FILE

Trade deficit nears N$30bn

5 Day Ago

Ndeyapo Shilongo is the Executive Director of Corridor Capital Hub. PHOTO: FILE

AfCRA: The credit challenge

5 Day Ago

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Unpacking Capricorn's SA bet

6 Day Ago

Capricorn Group CEO, David Nuyoma. PHOTO: CAPRICORN

Capricorn takes N$788m SA bet

6 Day Ago

US Ambassador John Giordano and President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah. PHOTOS: CONTRIBUTED

Namibia’s trade map favours Washington

1 Week Ago

STRONGER: The City of Windhoeku2019s cash and cash equivalents have grown from N$268 million to N$1.1 billion in three years, CEO Moses Matyayi says. PHOTO: FILE

City's cash balloons to N$1.1b

1 Week Ago

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