N$44 million food tender raising a stink (Education ministry accused of opting for a...
Minister of Education, Arts and Culture, Ester Anna Nghipondoka is embroiled in a court battle following her ministry’s bungling of a N$44 million catering...
Nam financial sector set for shake-up … Digital driven, inclusive fiscal landscape launched
By Jeremiah NdjozeThe Bank of Namibia, jointly with the Ministry of Finance and the Namibia Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority (NAMFISA), recently, launched the Namibia...
PSCE Up Slightly, Corporate Lending Strong
First National Bank of Namibia (FNB) reports a slight increase in the Private Sector Credit Extension (PSCE) growth rate for January 2025, from 4.0%...
Repo rate to bolster growth, protect rand peg
By Patience MakweleThe Bank of Namibia (BoN)’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) on Wednesday announced its decision to keep the repo-rate unchanged at 6.5 percent....
The Unseen Burden of Black Tax
For many years, black tax has been a reality for families across Africa. However, its impact on young professionals remains largely unspoken in many...
KPMG maps road for African banks
By Jeremiah NdjozeKPMG South Africa, this week, released its latest global report under the theme, Banking Transformation: The New Agenda, which provides in-depth insights...
‘Now is the right time to own a home’ (…Bank Windhoek financed 475 homes,...
The recently concluded Annual Bank Windhoek Central Estate Agents Awards could not have come at a more opportune time, as the financing of 475...
Bankers call for collective financial security
By Jeremiah NdjozeThe Bankers Association of Namibia’s (BAN) chief executive officer Dantagos Jimmy, has called on local banks and their clients to foster dealings...
Namibia’s Foreign Direct Investment booming
• By Jeremiah NdjozeOver the past four years, Namibia has attracted over N$114.9 billion in net Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) inflows, including N$56 billion...
MTC’s inbound eSIM launched
By Hilja ShikongoNamibia’s mobile teleocmunication company, MTC, officially rolled out its inbound Electronic Subscriber Identity Module (eSIM) service, marking a major step forward in...
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