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Inside Africa
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Namibia’s growth is projected to remain relatively unchanged in 2026, on the back of weak diamond demand and the expectation that debt will surge.
Africa’s growth story over the past two decades is real, but it is not yet transformative. Across the continent, GDP has risen on the back of more workers, more capital and a commodity super-cycle, rather than through genuine gains in productivity and innovation.