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Housing inflation climbed to 4.9% from 4.4%, driven by electricity, gas and other fuels rising to 7.0% from 4.0% the previous month - a sharp swing from a 1.1% decline a year earlier. PHOTO: FILE/REUTERS

Fuel pain pushes inflation to 4.1%

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Namibia’s vehicle market accelerates in February

3 Months Ago

CONCERNING: Orange Basin fails to trigger investment as policy remains incomplete. Photo

Policy gaps delay Namibia’s first oil

4 Months Ago

Simonis Storm recently launched its new research hub. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Simonis Storm launches research hub

4 Months Ago

A comparison of Namibiau0027s fuel prices versus the oil price. CHART: Simonis Storm

Fuel cut eases inflation pressures

4 Months Ago

Simonis Storm noted uneven building activity as construction sector contracts. PHOTO: FILE

Construction slips into decline

5 Months Ago

CHANGE MAY COME: The Bank of Namibia may in future also have to target a fixed inflation rate should its counterpart, the South African Reserve Bank moves away from its current monetary policy stance.

Bank of Namibia faces pressure to adopt 3% inflation target

The government has borrowed more in October than it has in other months this year, research by Simonis Storm said. Photo File

Govt debt soars in October

Arney Tjarondja - Research Analyst of Sisedi Investment - Photo Contributed

Sisedi Investment Group appoints Tjaronda to drive investment research

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Visa decision causes uproar

A Cabinet decision to impose stricter visa requirements on nationals from countries that require costly and lengthy visa applications for Namibians has faced fierce criticism amid concerns it will impact the tourism sector.

Fears over new visa regime

The Bank of Namibia (BoN) will likely keep its repo rate unchanged at 7.75% today. Photo Unsplash/Towfiqu Barbhuiya

No interest rate relief expected

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