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Namibia impresses US business community with enabling environment, policies and stability
Namibia's journey to producing commercial oil at beginning stages- Shino
Namibia unlikely to default on foreign debt in medium-term- Klein
Consumers to folk more as Electricity Control Board approves tariff increase
Many businesses still struggle to operate due to effect of COVID-19
The tourism sector singled out as the driving pillar for economic recovery
Namibia considers introducing international Geopark to foster socio-economic development…
Annual inflation rate increase to 7.3 %
Fuel prices decrease for September
NABTA reconfirms increase in bus fare from N$10 to N$13
Cheetah Cement factory ordered to stop operations at the mining area between 18H00 and 06H0…
Economic activity in remote areas prompts consideration of more national connecting roads…

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MIGRANTS IN CEUTA CAMPS FACE VIOLENCE, HUNGER AND UNCERTAINTY
RETAIL WORKERS WARNED OF EXPLOITATION AND JOB INSECURITY
OUTAPI HOSPITAL STRAINED BY ANGOLAN PATIENT INFLUX
KEETMANSHOOP RESIDENT TURNS HOME INTO FEEDING CENTRE
MANUFACTURING SUMMIT UNDERWAY IN WINDHOEK

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