Lower interest rates to support vehicle sales in 2026

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Chamwe Kaira Namibia’s vehicle market is expected to record steady growth in 2026, supported by improved credit conditions, lower interest rates and changes in regional vehicle supply chains. Vehicle sales eased slightly toward the end of 2025, but demand remained firm. According to Simonis (…)

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