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DECLINE: Cost-cutting measures helped Namport limit the impact of declining revenue. PHOTO: FILE

Namport revenue plunges by N$362 million

1 Week Ago

Sulaiman Cisse. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

From minerals to industry

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

Diamond revenue slumps by 93%

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The current mining slump may cloud Namibiau2019s growth and revenue outlook, according to Cirrus. PHOTO: FILE

Mining downturn hits revenue

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Namibiau0027s diamond industry faces a harder recovery as lab-grown stones reshape demand. PHOTO: FILE

Diamond slump tests Namibia

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

Trade deficit nears N$30bn

1 Month Ago

Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, President of the Republic of Namibia viewing the diamond through a loop. PHOTO: Namdeb

Namdeb strikes 176-carat find

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Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, President of the Republic of Namibia viewing the diamond through a loop. PHOTO: Namdeb

Namdeb strikes 176-carat find

1 Month Ago

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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Weaker demand for uranium weighed on Namibiau0027s export earnings in July. PHOTO: FILE

Weaker uranium exports weigh on trade

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Meatcou2019s Okapuka Tannery is strengthening its position in international leather markets after completing its latest sustainability audit. Photo: MEATCO

Meatco bets on leather to keep more wealth in Namibia

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Namibia recently made a case for green hydrogen investment when President Netumbo Nand-Ndaitwah led a business delegation to China. PHOTO: Namibian Presidency

Capricorn backs green hydrogen

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