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Govt plans new national standard for vehicle number plates

August 20, 2026

Roads Authority targets N$2.1bn upgrade of nine Oshana roads

August 20, 2026

The bankability bridge: Turning Namibia’s economic potential into SME participation

August 18, 2026

Auas Road Phase 3 kicks off, targets major expansion over next 12 months

August 18, 2026

Namibia’s economy registers 1.9% growth to N$66.4bn in Q3

Windhoek ranks among Africa’s more expensive cities, fourth in Southern Africa

Windhoek has ranked among Africa’s higher-cost cities in 2026, placing seventh on the continent and fourth...

Namibia eyes renewed US market access as lawmakers move to extend AGOA

Namibia could be presented with a renewed opportunity to strengthen its trade relationship with the United...

Balancing tourism, sovereignty and reciprocity

Debt sustainability on African soil: Why global power structures continue to drive the debt crisis

By Lot Ndamanomhata Debates about debt sustainability increasingly unfolded against a stark reality: for much of...

Why Humility Is the New Competitive Advantage in Leadership

What Namibia’s grade 11 & 12 outcomes teach parents about success and failure

By Junias Erasmus Each year, the release of Namibia’s Grade 11 & 12 results becomes a...

NamRA nets N$19.9bn in Q1, hits 22% of annual revenue target

Namibia collects N$275.9bn in tax revenue over four years

Namibia collected a total of N$275.86 billion in tax revenue over the past four financial years,...

15,593 NSSCO learners qualify for university admission

Namibia’s 2025 Namibia Senior Secondary Certificate Ordinary Level (NSSCO) results show that 15,593 full-time learners, or...

FNB, Bank BIC and Bank Windhoek lead on banking affordability in December

First National Bank, Bank BIC and Bank Windhoek were the most affordable banks overall for basic...

Namibia sends more money abroad than it receives in Q3

Namibia sent more money abroad than it received in international remittances during the third quarter of...

Namibia’s missing industrialists: The key to unlocking true industrialisation

Quality over quantity: Redirect subsidised tertiary funds to strengthen primary and secondary education

By Gabriel Nghituwamata Haulyamayi Primary and secondary education in public schools has been “free” for some...

Industrial policy without industry: Are we building sectors or just writing strategies?

Financial inclusion in Namibia: Access is not enough