Category: Editors Desk
In the cheetah we celebrate speed and elegance but this animal can be much more than just a large wild cat
If the Scandinavians can breed mink in large numbers for the fur trade, what stops us from...
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Struggling Rand pushes fuel prices higher and higher by the month
The vulnerability of our umbilical link to the South African Rand has resurfaced painfully over...
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Pre-emptive move to identify fiscal risks outside the budget casts a different light on government liabilities
On 16 August the International Monetary Fund released a new country report for Namibia...
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In honour of the life of John Olszewski
“A good day to you and a better tomorrow.” This was the standard greeting of an intellectual...
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The city’s lights are dim and getting dimmer
It seems the City of Windhoek is a very ill patient. Of late, it has endured a fairly rough rap...
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Demand for property on the rise? Not possible with so many empty units on the market?
For the first time in more than a year and a half estate agents are again advertising to get more...
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Good day Mr President, what mischief do you have up your sleeve for us today?
Hollywood, academics and mainstream journalists do not like the American President, Mr Donald...
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Are there any benefits in setting our own inflation targets?
Headline inflation is edging up, increasing incrementally from its low point of 3.5% in February....
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Modest improvement in two key areas but installment slump got worse
The money and banking statistics for April, released on Friday 01 June 2018 by the Bank of Namibia...
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Full gamut of inflation dynamics hidden by relatively stable headline inflation
The latest reading on the Namibia Consumer Price Index was released earlier this week, clearly...
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Surprise surprise, investors do not want or need very short instruments but neither are they interested in anything longer than ten years
The two debt auctions of this week confirmed a trend that has surfaced from around May last year....
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Shot down by many as a pipe dream, Kaza holds the ultimate key to rural development and regional integration
The 2015 map for the proposed Kavango Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area, or Kaza for short,...
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