Namibia loses N$16.7bn annually to illicit financial flows
Namibia is estimated to lose N$16.7 billion annually through illicit financial flows (IFFs), equivalent to about ...
Read moreDetailsNamibia is estimated to lose N$16.7 billion annually through illicit financial flows (IFFs), equivalent to about ...
Read moreDetailsNamibia is targeting an increase in the contribution of secondary industries to 25% of Gross Domestic ...
Read moreDetails…as Bank Windhoek invests more than N$21m in latest financial year The Capricorn Foundation has invested ...
Read moreDetailsNamibia ranks first globally for average practical solar photovoltaic (PV) power potential, giving the country a ...
Read moreDetailsMeat Corporation of Namibia (Meatco) revenue surged 56% year-on-year to N$793.2 million by 31 July 2026, ...
Read moreDetailsThe Bank of Namibia (BoN) has received the 2026 Institutional Leadership Award from the Alliance for ...
Read moreDetailsNamibia’s emerging green energy and manufacturing projects will have to demonstrate financial viability, secure off-take agreements ...
Read moreDetailsMTC Namibia and the Motor Vehicle Accident (MVA) Fund have built 61 classrooms across Namibia as ...
Read moreDetailsMetro is currently the only hypermarket operating in Windhoek, making its grocery basket a useful benchmark ...
Read moreDetailsBy Even Hashikutuva Namibia has set aside N$126 million to pay employers for hiring young people, ...
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