Once the busiest border town in the country, Oshikango has now become a ghost town as business between Angola and Namibia, which ten years ago generated about half a billion dollars a month, has all but collapsed.
It has been reported that this slowdown is the result of the global economic downturn and low oil prices, which have eroded the buying power of the Angolans that used to drive business at Oshikango.
Many businesses have closed down, which has resulted in massive job losses.
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