Kalimbeza rice farm set to harvest more than 100 tonnes
Kalimbeza Rice Farm is on track to harvest more than 100 tonnes of rice when the harvesting season begins, despite...
GIPF’s N$31m NAMBOB investment delivers 8% net profit
The Government Institutions Pension Fund’s indirect N$31 million investment in funeral services provider NAMBOB recorded an 8% net profit in...
Project Never Walk Alone targets 31,500 children in N$12.9m three-year plan
Project Never Walk Alone has adopted a three-year rollout plan to provide shoes to 31,500 barefoot children across Namibia, with...
Sankwasa calls for procurement shift to prioritise Namibians
The Minister of Urban and Rural Development, James Sankwasa, has called for stricter enforcement of Namibia’s Public Procurement Act to...
Construction outlook uneven despite easing credit conditions
Namibia’s construction sector is expected to remain subdued in 2026, as modest support from improving credit conditions is outweighed by...
King V: Shaping the future of corporate governance
By Hellmut von Ludwiger Not long ago, I found myself in a boardroom conversation that had nothing to do with...
Vendor lock-in: Your biggest digital transformation risk
By Thomas Hamata Digital transformation is sold as progress. In practice, many Namibian organisations are quietly discovering it has become...
Clear rules, zero consequences
Namibia’s payments system has finally said the quiet part out loud. Merchants may not surcharge card payments. They may not...
Local shuttle businesses face pressure from foreign vehicles
While temporary imports of foreign vehicles can help meet peak demand, they should not come at the expense of Namibian...
Parliament urges tighter AI regulation amid growing digital risks
Namibia’s Parliament has warned that weak regulation and a lack of accountability in artificial intelligence (AI) could pose serious risks...
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