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The US competition and consumer watchdog alleges that Meta, which already owned Facebook, bought Instagram in 2012 and WhatsApp in 2014 to eliminate competition, effectively giving itself a monopoly. Photo Pexels

Company News in Brief

5 Dae Gelede

President Nangolo Mbumba at the controls of the new Anixas II power station in Walvis Bay.Photo NamPower

Boost for Namibia’s energy infrastructure

5 Dae Gelede

Namibia's electricity grid connects to Zambia, South Africa and Botswana, allowing for trade in energy on the Southern Africa Power Pool (SAPP). Photo Augetto Graig

Clean energy for export

5 Dae Gelede

The Khan solar park was renamed after Moses ||Garoëb by president Nangolo Mbumba at its recent inauguration outside Usakos. Photo Augetto Graig

Local money for cheap solar electricity

5 Dae Gelede

INCLUSIVENESS: China will work with the international community to uphold true multilateralism, jointly oppose all forms of unilateralism and protectionism, its ambassador to Namibia, Zhao Weiping has promised.

Snuffing out others’ candles does not bring light to oneself

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Company News in Brief

6 Dae Gelede

PRESSURE: A Starlink satellite internet system is set up on a caravan truck of a tourist, parked.

Lesotho under pressure to approve Starlink licence

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ALTERNATIVE: China's presence as an alternative market is growing.

Namibia eyes China amid global trade shifts

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RISKS: What US President Donald Trump’s tariffs expose again is just how deeply interlinked Southern Africa is with the global economy, and how vulnerable it is to decisions made thousands of kilometres away.

Namibia: The Next in Line

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Consumers around the world are already choosing to redirect their spending away from US products, expressing their anger at the Trump administration’s stance on trade. Photo Pexels / Julius Silver

Trump’s trade war will hurt everyone

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NEW LINKAGES: Elvis Mboya is the President of the Namibia-Kenya Chamber of Commerce.

Why Namibia must break free from South Africa’s economic slavery

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