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Diamonds are dragging down Namibiau0027s 2026 growth forecast. PHOTO: FILE

Diamond weakens growth gains

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INVESTMENT: DBN acting chief investment officer Cliftoline Nauses. PHOTO: Eliot Ipinge

DBN invests N$154m in Kavango East over 10 years

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