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Namibiau2019s volleyball leadership during the previous annual congress held in Otjiwarongo last June. PHOTO: MARIUD NGULA

MTC VNL action resumes after NVF congress

1 Week Ago

The Bank of Namibia has raised the cost of borrowing by 25 basis points, bringing the repo rate to 10.25%. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED/FILE

Central bank raises borrowing costs

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Naartjies clinches coastal bragging rights

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BIG BROTHER: Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare. Photo: CONTRIBUTED

Ministries placed on performance watchlist

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FAILED GOALS: Lawyer Sisa Namandje. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Namandje urges renewed fight for 'real advancement of blacks'

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STOCK UNDER PRESSURE: NFCPT plans to review fish prices after posting a N$19 million deficit. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Fish consumption trust forced to rethink prices after N$19m deficit

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Most of Gladiatorsu2019 baskets came from team play, as they recorded 24 assists on 29 made field goals. PHOTO MARIUD NGULA

Gladiators flip script against Rebels

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TIGHT ROPE: Finance minister Erica Shafudah. Photo: Contributed

Govt to borrow N$29bn to pluck debt deficit

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BUDGET: The Okahandja municipality has tabled a N$278 million budget. PHOTO: FILE

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FIGURES: The mayor of Otjiwarongo, Leonard Simushi, tabled the budget for the 2026/2027 financial year last Thursday. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTEDrnrn

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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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The Bank of Namibia is confident reserves will hold despite Middle East pressure, the 3-month import cover threshold remains within reach. PHOTO: FILE/REUTERS

Reserves hold amid Middle East woes: BoN

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