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Namibia’s economy surges 4.8% in Q2 2026
By Sari Rahayu September 26, 2026
Namibia's economy growth reached 4.8% in Q2 2026, driven by the tertiary sector, wholesale, retail, agriculture, and healthcare.
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By Sari Rahayu September 25, 2026
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By Ratna Wulandari September 24, 2026
Namibia secures major fuel cost savings by partnering with TotalEnergies for bulk petrol and diesel imports in 2026-2027 quarter.
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Africa’s capital shortage stems from lack of investable projects
By Sari Rahayu September 19, 2026
Africa’s capital shortage stems from a lack of investable projects, with only $0.20–$0.38 private capital mobilized per public dollar invested—far below targets
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Africa’s markets are poised to attract major institutional investors as capital distribution shifts globally, offering new opportunities for growth and resilien
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Worldwide institutional holdings now top $300 trillion, but investors increasingly struggle to find large-scale assets that can provide duration,.
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