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South Africa emerged as Namibiau0027s biggest source market. The Vioolsdrift/Noordoewer border post between Namibia and South Africa appears. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED.

SA, China lead Namibia trade

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Namibia was rated first in Africa for Greenfield Foreign Direct Investment in 2025. Despite the achievement, it has not translated in work opportunties. PHOTO: NIPDB

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Diana Master, presenter of My.na cars, in conversation with Duncan Gertze of Motovac. All photos contributed

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Global investment group to acquire Grove Mall

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Best February for car sales in 9-years

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Erica Shafudah Minister of Finance and Public Enterprises. Photo MICT rn

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A miner holds up a sample of rare-earth ores. PHOTO: FILE

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