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Credit Bureaus in Namibia: The Growing Concern of Self-Made Rules and Human Rights Violations
By: John Saunderson In recent years, Namibia’s credit landscape has witnessed growing concerns regarding the practices of credit bureaus, particularly Experian, now known as Creditinfo Namibia. Reports have surfaced indicating that Creditinfo and certain credit providers may be operating…
Implications of the EU CBAM on Namibia’s Economy: Leveraging Green Energy Opportunities
By: Sofia Shino-Nambahu The European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), is set to take effect in 2026. This policy is designed to combat carbon leakage and promote fair competition by imposing tariffs on imports from countries with weaker…
Heavy Rains and Their Impact on Road Networks in Namibia
By: John Saunderson Heavy rains in central and southern Namibia have caused significant damage to road networks, leading to road closures, infrastructure failures, and increased safety risks. Authorities are urging the public to report hazardous road conditions to ensure…
Press Release: WINDHOEK BEER INTRODUCES NEW LEMON FLAVOURED NON-ALCOHOLIC BEER IN NAMIBIA
Windhoek Beer, a brand renowned for its unwavering commitment to pure brewing traditions, is embracing a bold new era with an exciting addition to its family. Introducing Windhoek Lemon Flavoured Non-Alcoholic Beer. This refreshing, accessibly priced variant delivers the signature…
Green Hydrogen Could Stabilise Fertiliser Prices – Green Hydrogen Organisation
By: Justicia Shipena The Green Hydrogen Organisation has stated that green hydrogen-based fertiliser can provide a more stable pricing environment compared to natural gas-based alternatives. Joes Williams, deputy CEO of the organisation, explained that traditional fertiliser prices fluctuate with…
One Health’ Concept Lauded as Best Pathway in Health
By: Dwight Links The concept of ‘One Health’ is the best pathway to achieving synergy in responsible natural systems in the modern world. Dr Fabiola Quesada, a veterinarian who has worked in the central parts of Africa and in…
Power Outage Leaves Some Parts of Kunene in Darkness
By: Uaukutura Kambaekua Since Monday, some areas of the Kunene region have been affected by power outages, particularly in the Opuwo, Okangwati, and Orumana settlements. It has been confirmed that the outage was detected at the Namibia Power Corporation…
Muha Calls for African-Centered Laws
By: Sakeus Iikela The Chairperson of the National Council, Lukas Sinimbo Muha, has called for legislative harmonisation across the African continent, with the need for the enactment of laws that reflect the continent’s unique identity and serve its people…
Irrigation Clients Drown in N$23.9m Water Debts
By: Nghiinomenwa-vali Erastus A new water debt breakdown shows that the agricultural sector is one of the sectors struggling to service its water bills. The breakdown by the water utility shows that Etunda Irrigation, NDC Naute Dam Date…
The Ripple Effect: U.S-RSA Tensions on Namibia’s Economy
By: Justicia Shipena The diplomatic rift between South Africa and the United States could have economic implications for Namibia, given the interconnected trade ties with the southern neighbor. This follows U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s declaration of…