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Namibia's latest Treasury bill auction suggests that interest rates are approaching their peak, but households and businesses should…
The Etango uranium project is moving into full-scale construction, with first yellowcake production targeted for late 2028 and…
Namibia’s mining sector is facing a difficult 2026, with declining production, a struggling diamond industry and rising fuel…
Agriculture Minister Inge Zaamwani says efforts to contain foot-and-mouth disease in the Zambezi Region are urgent as farmers…
Nedbank Namibia has put N$59,850 towards equipment for a skills development centre that has introduced more than 5,000…
EAN chairman Jason Kasuto warns that Namibia must strengthen local production, processing and export capacity to turn China's…
Namibia’s declining diamond revenue is putting pressure on government finances, prompting an economist to call for a review…
Financial education must translate into higher savings, better debt management and stronger household finances to make a lasting…
Simonis Storm’s Almandro Jansen warns that drought, rising transport costs and foot-and-mouth disease threaten food prices and export…
Movement restrictions are disrupting cattle sales in the Zambezi Region while farmers continue paying for animal medicine, labour…
The Ministry of ICT is working with the Office of the Prime Minister on guidelines for AI use…
University graduates should consider entrepreneurship and self-employment as alternatives to formal employment, while government creates an environment that…
The Namibia Students Financial Assistance Fund (NSFAF) says it paid out N$2.15 billion in tuition and non-tuition support…
Fires have affected 3,746.18 square kilometres of Etosha National Park, prompting travel disruptions, although the Hospitality Association of…
The resort’s dividend payment highlights the financial contribution of state-owned enterprises to government revenue as Namibia seeks to…
Simonis Storm economist Almandro Jansen calls for targeted fuel relief, social grant top-ups and electricity support as Standard…
Namibia’s push to digitize its classrooms is facing a critical accountability test.
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