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BLUE ARMY: Standard Bank is the only institution offering completely free ATM cash-outs from e-money product known as BlueVoucher. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Banking fees unmasked

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Photo: Energy Capital & Power

2026: Namibia’s make-or-break year

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Photo: Energy Capital & Power

2026: Namibia’s make-or-break year

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INCREASE: Government debt has continued to rise, climbing 10% year-on-year and 2.7% quarter-on-quarter to the end of September 2025. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Revenue shortfall widens deficit as debt rises in mid-year review

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South African flags are seen in Pretoria, South Africa, December 11, 2013.

SA economy is turning the corner

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UNDER PRESSURE: Live cattle exports plummeted by 56%, while small stock exports declined by 39%. Photo Jacques du Toit

Livestock sector plummets 28.7% as farmers restock

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Ingah Ekandjo is the Managing Director of its Retail Mass Business, effective 2 January 2026.

Old Mutual names new Retail Mass MD

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Namibians import N$63m in electronics, N$6m in clothing since January

1 Month Ago

NFA interim secretary-general Cassius Moetie (middle) stands alongside FNB Namibia retail CEO Mbo Luvindao during the sponsorship announcement. PHOTOS Jesse Jackson Kauraisa

FNB Namibia recommits to Women's Super League

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PHOTO: Eliot Ipinge

Teachers urged to tackle overcrowded classes

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POSSIBLE HURDLE: Despite being listed as the number one destination for greenfield investments on the African continent, the proposed Namibia Investment Promotion Act can undo all the work done to make Namibia an attractive destination. PHOTO NIPDB

Proposed Investment Act: Good intentions, grave risks

1 Month Ago

NEW RULES: Existing investors will have 12 to 18 months to register under the new law once it comes into force. PHOTO: STOCK IMAGES

New investment law to bar foreign retailers under N$7.5m threshold

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