Market Watch - Robert McGregor

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Coming up on the Market Watch:
Diamonds are under pressure — but Namibia’s other commodities are stepping up.
Michelle van Wyk speaks to Robert McGregor from Cirrus Capital about government’s potential stake in Namdeb, the risks of deeper exposure to diamonds, and why gold and uranium are now driving tax revenue, investment, and exploration.
Plus: the latest on copper prospects and how South Africa’s surprise credit upgrade is boosting local borrowing conditions
18 Nov 2025 English South Africa Business · Business News

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