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Technical skills alone not enough for career growth, young professionals told

Fuel costs push Namibia’s inflation to 5.4% in September

CIF demands fresh scrutiny if Whale Rock-Ohorongo deal returns

Pupkewitz Group breaks ground on bigger, modern Pupkewitz MegaBuild branch in Grootfontein

Middle East tensions raise fuel and fiscal risks for Namibia

Escalating tensions involving Iran and growing risks around the Strait of Hormuz are expected to place...

Namibia emerges as key growth market in Nedbank Group’s Africa strategy

Namibia identified as priority growth market in Nedbank Africa strategy

Namibia has been singled out as a priority growth market within Nedbank Group’s Africa Regions segment,...

Namibia to finalise Investment Promotion Bill before year end

The Ministry of International Relations and Trade has committed to finalising the Namibia Investment Promotion and...

Bank of Namibia and South African Reserve Bank sign revised cooperation pact

The Governor of the Bank of Namibia, Ebson Uanguta, and his South African counterpart, Lesetja Kganyago,...

Namibia to launch first green hydrogen-powered freight locomotive later this year

Namibia is set to launch its first green hydrogen-powered heavy-duty freight locomotive later this year, according...

Namibia’s 2026/27 budget balances capital spending, revenue and debt sustainability

Executive Director at the Ministry of Finance, Oscar Capelao, says government has structured the 2026/27 national...

MTC extends fixed internet services to eight new communities

MTC to equip 30 ǁKharas youth with vocational skills and N$5000 seed capital

Mobile Telecommunications Limited (MTC) will roll out the 2026 edition of its MTC 4 Life programme...

Namibia posts N$856m trade surplus, led by China, Botswana and Zambia

Food exports help push Namibia into N$193m trade surplus in January

Namibia returned to a trade surplus in January 2026, buoyed by strong food exports, according to...

Real estate and manufacturing sectors drive surge in corporate credit to N$50.88bn

Namibian banks lend N$534.7m more in January as credit growth slows

Namibian banks lent out N$534.7 million more to businesses and households in January than they had...

Contextual intelligence as the leadership’s winter coat

The public sector of the future: Efficiency to adaptation