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Namibia’s Private Sector Debt Hits N$119.1 Billion

2 June 2023

Justicia Shipena Total private sector debt stands at N$119.1 billion, says Simonis Storm Securities in its April private sector credit extension report published on Thursday. This debt, which is 57.8% of the the country’s gross domestic product (GDP), includes both households and companies, with the latter accounting for 38.6% and non-residents firms accounting for 6.3%. […]

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Beneficiaries Reject Okahandja Stalls, Citing Distance And Size Of Stalls

2 June 2023

Justicia Shipena Beneficiaries of the Okahandja Open Market stalls dropped a bombshell on the municipality and telecommunications company MTC, stating the facility is small and located far away from customers. The Okahandja municipality and MTC inaugurated the open market on Thursday. Mara Tjazerua, a beneficiary who read a demand letter on behalf of the vendors, […]

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Fostering Employment Opportunities In Tourism

2 June 2023

  Justicia Shipena Erongo Governor Neville André contends that the environment and tourism industries are seen as low-hanging fruit to promote development through the creation of jobs by increasing tourism investment and arrivals. Speaking at the fifth Pan-African Youth in Tourism Innovation Challenge and Summit's ceremonial opening in Swakopmund, André said the event is a […]

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Sanlam and NIPDB Partner For Business Bridge Programme

2 June 2023

Sanlam has partnered with the Namibia Investment Promotion & Development Board (NIPDB) for the 2023 Sanlam Bridge Programme. The programme serves as a launchpad for Namibian start-up business owners, who either already have a registered business not older than one year or have a feasible business idea but lack the financial resources they require, to […]

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Proposed Consumer Credit Draft Bill: What Does it Mean to Namibians?

2 June 2023

Josef Kefas Sheehama There is a strong conviction that key stakeholders have the will and the capabilities to develop a robust credit market that will deliver on consumer's rights inclusion. Therefore, there is a need for legislative reform of consumer credit to deal with the complex consumer market. These changes will make it easier for […]

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Mining, Energy Sectors Lifeblood Of The Economy – Alweendo

31 May 2023

Massive oil and gas reserves recently discovered off the coast of Namibia and the elevated global demand for critical raw materials and metals have created a window of opportunity for the transformation of the country’s economy. This is the view of the Minister of Mines and Energy Tom Alweendo, who was addressing a parliamentary workshop […]

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CAN Water Supply Systems Drop By 23.1 %

31 May 2023

Hertha Ekandjo The water levels of the three major water dams that supply the central area of Namibia (CAN) with water have dropped by 23.1%. The levels of the Omatako, Von Bach and Swakoppoort dams, all combined, are currently at 36.1% of full capacity compared to 59.2% during the same period in 2021/22.This was revealed […]

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Costly Animal Feed Limiting Large Feedlot Investment

29 May 2023

By:Nghiinomenwa-vali Erastus Large Scale Feedlot setup is failing to attract capital investment in Namibia due to the high cost of imported animal feed from South Africa, according to the Meat Board of Namibia in their April Livestock Marketing analysis. The Meat Board said this is why live export remains a significant marketing segment for Namibian […]

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Individual Wealth A Better Measure Than GDP

26 May 2023

By:Nghiinomenwa-vali Erastus The Africa Wealth Report(AWR) 2023 has indicated that private wealth is a far better measure of the financial health of an economy than Gross Domestic Product (GDP). According to the report, in many developing countries, a large portion of GDP flows to the government and therefore has little impact on private wealth creation. […]

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High Local Prices Drive Us To South Africa, Horticulture Entrepreneur Says

26 May 2023

By:Loise Shiimi Magano Rainhold is a young graduate from Oshakati. When she graduated in 2017 in telecommunications engineering at Triumphant College she thought life would be easier. She, however, struggled to find a job. Very soon enough, she came to the conclusion that staying home won’t pay her bills and that she needed to to […]

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