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The three Presidential Task Forces established following Namibia's inaugural Public-Private Forum have completed their work and ...

Economic leakage in Namibia: When wealth enters but doesn’t circulate

The risk has moved

By Dr. Penny Tuna Magdalena Uukunde Namibia has spent the past year celebrating a series of ...

Will Namibia be ready when the next pandemic hits?

Medical negligence in Namibia

By Matuikuani Dax Patients walk through the doors of hospitals in an act of profound trust. ...

Northern Namibia leads tourism growth with 58% occupancy in May

Nearly one million visit Namibia’s parks despite tourism slow

Namibia's national parks attracted nearly one million visitors in 2025, bucking the country's wider tourism slowdown ...

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The future of banking is app first and Standard Bank is redefining the experience

June 27, 2026

By Burger Smit For decades, the branch was the centre of the banking relationship, the place ...

Busy Vida e Caffè kiosk in a mall, staff in red uniforms serve customers at the counter with coffee machines and pastries on display.

Vida e Caffè plans more Namibia stores after Windhoek launch

South African coffee chain Vida e Caffè is looking to expand its footprint in Namibia following ...

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CRAN appoints new board, elevates reappointed Elwis Nashilongo to chairperson

The Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (CRAN) has appointed a new Board of Directors, with Elwis ...

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Namibia slips to 69th in global competitiveness rankings

Namibia has been ranked 69th out of 70 economies in the 2026 International Institute for Management ...

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Govt warns idle farmland threatens food security