Namibia’s hotel occupancy drops to 61.65% in October
Namibia’s national hotel occupancy fell to 61.65% in October 2025, down from 66.60% in September, according ...
Read moreDetailsNamibia’s national hotel occupancy fell to 61.65% in October 2025, down from 66.60% in September, according ...
Read moreDetailsNamibians remain overly risk-averse when it comes to investing, a trend that could limit long-term wealth ...
Read moreDetailsOver 573 Namibian women have been trained through the Katuka Mentorship Programme to date, as the ...
Read moreDetailsBy Chisom Obiudo For many established financial institutions, complacency sounds like this: "We have the largest ...
Read moreDetailsBy Chaze Nalisa-JaggerThe cost of avoiding all failure is often higher than the cost of failing ...
Read moreDetailsBy Erry Iipumbu December in Namibia has a special kind of magic. The year winds down, ...
Read moreDetailsNamibian banks have lost over N$65 million between January and October 2025 to fraud, the Bank ...
Read moreDetailsNamibia is producing too many graduates in fields with limited absorption capacity while critical industries such ...
Read moreDetailsThe Ministry of Finance has approved a second round of youth-led business projects under the National ...
Read moreDetailsNamibia is emerging as a major international filming destination and the growth of this industry is ...
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