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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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Baby Gladiators in action vs Kenya. PHOTOS CONTRIBUTED

Baby Gladiators left chasing after early setback against Kenya

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Fish was listed as the commodity of the month by the Namibia Statistics Agency. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Trade Watch: February 2026

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The Bank of Namibia this week launched its 2025 annual report and declared a N$200 million dividend to the government. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Foreign reserves dip, but BoN stays calm

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Vincent Shimutwikeni is the manager for legal services at RFS Fund Administrators. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Pensions and the 2026 budget

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Floris Bergh is the chief economist at Capricorn Asset Management. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

The 2026 budget: Holding the Line

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COMMODITY DIVIDENDS: MP calls for stockpiling gold, uranium and lithium to hedge against inflation and build strategic reserves. Photo contributed

Aupindi proposes mining dividends be paid in commodities instead of cash

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FAIR: The debate around whether churches should be taxed continues. Photo FILE

Church-run businesses must pay tax – Schlettwein

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President Cyril Ramaphosa. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

President hails budget as recovery turning point

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PERSISTENT THIRST: Demand, supply and downstream losses continue to put pressure on water supply in the riverside town. PHOTO: Eliot Ipingernrn

Rundu’s water demand continues to outpace supply

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PERSISTENT THIRST: Demand, supply and downstream losses continue to put pressure on water supply in the riverside town. PHOTO: Eliot Ipingernrn

Rundu’s water demand continues to outpace supply

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