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DIAMONDS LOSE SHINE: Finance minister Ericah Shafudah. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Diamond revenue slumps by 93%

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FirstRand Namibia secured shareholder backing for all resolutions. PHOTO: FILE

FirstRand secures AGM approval

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Bank profits mask diverging risks

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Lucia Hatutale. Photo: Contributed

Imagine If TFSAs were a thing in Namibia

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Capricorn Group CEO, David Nuyoma. PHOTO: CAPRICORN

Capricorn takes N$788m SA bet

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Benestus Urikeraka. PHOTO: Nedbank Namibia

How CSDPs are reshaping investment

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Mining contributes roughly 10% to 12% of Namibiau0027s gross domestic product (GDP) and accounts for about 50% of its total merchandise exports, according to the latest data from Bank of Windhoek. PHOTO: FILE

Mining: How much stays home?

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Namibia Breweries Limitedu2019s operating profit fell 20.6% to N$221.8 million in the six months to June, as the loss of protected South African beer volumes weighed on the business. PHOTO: FILE

NBL takes export hit

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Capricorn Groupu2019s profit fell 6.4% to N$1.87 billion in the year to June, with weaker economic conditions in Botswana and heightened funding costs weighing on earnings. PHOTO: FILE

Capricorn profit under pressure

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FirstRand Namibia made a net profit of N$2.1 billion in the year to June 2026, up 12.2% from N$1.9 billion a year earlier. PHOTO: FILE

FirstRand earnings climb 12.2%

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Nova uranium gets N$57.5m boost

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SIGNED: Beifang Mining Services board chairman Dr Fisher Yu and NAMITVEST chairperson Mayemelo Kalumbu sign the payroll deduction agreement. Photo: Contributed

Beifang workers to buy shares through payroll

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