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A Transnet train in transit.

Company News in Brief

2 Maande Gelede

House prices increased on average, 7% over a 12-month period.

House prices increase 7% over 12-months

2 Maande Gelede

The rand and the Namibia dollar hit R18.37/US$ following the Fed announcement. Photo Reuters

Hawkish Fed triggers currency meltdowns

3 Maande Gelede

The construction sector’s nominal contribution to Namibia’s gross domestic product this year should be nearly N$3.5 billion. Photo Unsplash/Guilherme Cunha

Modest recovery expected in construction

3 Maande Gelede

Drikus Coetzee's moment of triumph at the finish line at Doolhof Wine Estate near Wellington. Photo The Munga

Another proud, historic Munga win for Drikus

4 Maande Gelede

Capricorn Group Limited top brass receiving PSG Konsult's banking review award after emerging tops among Namibian commercial banks.

Capricorn tops in PSG Konsult banking review

4 Maande Gelede

Namibia’s economic growth is expected to wane slightly on account of weakened demand for commodities. PHOTO FILE

Economic growth expected to wane this year

5 Maande Gelede

COMPANY NEWS IN BRIEF

7 Maande Gelede

BRUISED: A worker walks past a construction site in Beijing's Central Business District. PHOTO: REUTERS

China's economy falters, raises pressure for more stimulus

8 Maande Gelede

NEW ENGINES: Finance minister Ipumbu Shiimi says Namibia must identify new industries to venture into for economic growth. PHOTO: GIZ NAMIBIA

Shiimi: Agriculture, tourism not enough to drive growth

8 Maande Gelede

NEW ENGINES: Finance minister Ipumbu Shiimi says Namibia must identify new industries to venture into for economic growth. PHOTO: GIZ NAMIBIA

Shiimi: Agriculture, tourism not enough to drive growth

8 Maande Gelede

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Learning to listen to your own body’s wisdom

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