Toyota trio,Hilux, Corolla Cross & Fortuner lead January vehicle sales
Toyota maintained its dominant position in the Namibian vehicle market in January 2025, selling 555 new ...
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Namibian companies and individuals take up N$4.5 billion of credit over 12 months
The private sector, comprising corporations and individuals, secured N$4.50 billion in credit over the past twelve ...
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Political rallies boost Northern Namibia room occupancy
Northern Namibia recorded the highest occupancy rate at 72.38% in October, rising from 68.67% in September, ...
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Toyota leads October vehicle sales with 54% market share
as Kia's Tasman targets Toyota and Ford's winning streak Toyota maintained its dominant position in the ...
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Social, leisure events drive coastal region occupancy to 74.45% in September
Namibia’s coastal region witnessed a surge in tourism activity in September 2024, with an occupancy rate ...
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BoN expected to cut interest rates
The Bank of Namibia (BoN) Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) is expected to announce a 25-basis point ...
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Govt debt now at N$123.51bn, increases by N$2.04bn in September
copyright Philip Schuler The government’s domestic debt reached N$123.51 billion by the end of September, reflecting ...
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Namibia’s household debt increases by N$1.3bn
Namibia’s household credit data for August 2024 shows a mixed trend, with total debt increasing by ...
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Private sector credit expansion weakens amid economic uncertainty
Private sector credit extension grew by a modest 1.8% year-on-year (y/y) in July 2024, maintaining the ...
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Windhoek water restrictions could impact construction sector
Simonis Storm predicts that the construction sector will be negatively impacted if the City of Windhoek's ...
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