Namibia: 70% of Namibians Too Poor to Buy a House

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[Namibian] LESS than 10% of the working population owe banks N$45.1 billion in home loans.

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How South African businesses can offset the rising diesel price

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South Africa’s most economically viable industries — mining, agriculture and food production — are heavy users of diesel. They’re currently navigating a plethora of challenges affecting their fuel budgets.

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South African president seeks to clear his name over cash-in-sofa scandal

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South African President Cyril Ramaphosa sought to clear his name over a scandal in which bundles of cash were stolen from a sofa on his farm by challenging a...

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Lucky Star and hake sales lift Oceana earnings

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Oceana Group increased headline earnings per share (HEPS) by 7.7% for the six months ended 31 March 2026, supported by strong performances from its Lucky Star and wild-caught seafood...

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#AfricaMonth | Paying Lagos is still harder than paying London

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For many South African businesses, paying a supplier in Lagos still involves more friction, delays and administrative complexity than settling a payment in London — a paradox that Ola...

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Filing season strategy for taxpayers already under Sars pressure

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What to prioritise first when debt, disputes, or enforcement already exist

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South Africa: Ministers Rush to Crisis Hit Charlotte Maxeke Hospital

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[Scrolla] The Public Protector found that only half of the R666-million meant for urgent hospital repairs after the 2021 fire was spent. Charlotte Maxeke Hospital still faces a R1.7-billion...

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South Africa: Living With the Spectre of Hunger – – Voices of Malnutrition From SA’s Impoverished Households

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[Daily Maverick] In March, the South African Human Rights Commission held an inquiry into South Africa’s food systems. It heard from submissions that South Africa produces enough food to...

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