Long road to recovery

Rocky path ahead
The green shoots Namibians have been hoping for finally appeared – at least on paper – in 2021 when econo­mic growth turned positive. However, the challenges to sustained ­recovery remain rife and daunting.
Jo-Maré Duddy
  • 2 Year Ago - 2022-05-18 00:00:00
With annual real growth of 2.4%, Namibia technically clawed its way out of the recession doldrums last year. However, boom figures like the 6.1% of 2014 are a distant memory.The ha ...

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