Namibia Can Learn from China's Approach to Foreign Investment
Namibia must balance caution on foreign investment with the need for economic transformation.
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Namibia must balance caution on foreign investment with the need for economic transformation.
Namibia's call for population growth sparks debate on priorities
South Africa's 2026-27 summer grain season faces El Niño risks, with maize and soybean prices rising despite favourable soil moisture conditions.
Namibia's vehicle market growth may slow due to rising inflation, fuel prices, and vehicle running costs.
European markets account for nearly two-thirds of Namibia's accommodation demand, with leisure travellers making up 95.17% of all arrivals in August 2026.
Namibia's NAMFISA invites public input on new Financial Institutions and Markets Act standard
Osino Gold Exploration and Mining receives environmental clearance to abstract groundwater from Kranzberg Aquifer for Twin Hills Mine in Namibia.
TotalEnergies wins 3-month contract to supply 345.3 million litres of fuel to Namibia, displacing Vitol as primary supplier.
The Namibian government has reserved 10% of rail contracts for Namibian firms, aiming to boost local participation in the industry.
Residents of Henties Bay in Namibia have expressed concern over the increasing number of manhole-related deaths in the area.
A N$10 million community trust has been established with the appointment of a new trustee.
Namibian government and Amnesty International clash over Angolan refugee policy