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Are SEZs Namibia’s investment panacea?

Understanding the taxonomy of special economic zones
The perceived benefits associated with Special Economic Zones include the relative ease of implementing business reforms, perceived low cost of establishing SEZs and increased competitive pressure.
Mathias Haufiku
Are SEZs Namibia’s investment panacea?Namibia’s zeal to seal investment deals has not yielded the desired results over the years, but that has not stopped those entrusted with
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