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Namibia: Windhoek Residents Brace for Higher Tariffs
Windhoek residents face a 4% average increase in municipal tariffs, which could strain household and business budgets, reduce consumer spending, and hinder economic growth. The rise is expected to disproportionately affect unemployed Namibians and young families.
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