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Open Banking- Customer Data Sharing Will Open March 2024
By:Nghiinomenwa-vali Erastus Come 2024, the financial sector, mostly the commercial banks will start giving access to their customers’ data with third party providers. This includes customer transaction data, uptake of financial service, averaged data of balance information and ATM locations….
Having A Financially Responsible Valentine’s Day
By: Mignon du Preez Valentine’s Day is a special day to celebrate love and affection, but it is also a suitable time to reflect on our finances. It is important to prioritise your finances and avoid overspending on Valentine’s Day….
Bank of Namibia Announces Promotions
By: Staff Writer Bank of Namibia has announced appointments to its management structure, primarily in the Office of the Governor, the Oshakati Branch, and the Banking Supervision Department, according to a statement issued by the bank’s spokesperson, Kazembire Zemburuka. Romeo…
Ritja Takes Career Fair To Omaheke Schools
By: Uakutura Kambaekua Ritja Career Fair will host its first education seminar of the year this week at various schools in the Omaheke region in a bid to build and nurture a cohesive comprehension of after-school life. Formed in 2013,…
British Airways Signs Codeshare With AirLink
By: Staff writer British Airways has announced a codeshare partnership with Airlink, improving connectivity between the UK, Europe, North America and more than 15 destinations in Southern Africa. With bases in Johannesburg, Cape Town, and Durban in South Africa, Airlink…
N$24.1 Million Paid For Losses Caused By Wild Animals
By: Justicia Shipena The Government has paid N$24.1 million for losses caused by wild animals countrywide since 2019, the ministry of environment and tourism has revealed in its human-wildlife conflict update yesterday. The ministerial spokesperson Romeo Muyunda said in 2021…
Uutoni Charges Ministry Staff To Deliver
By: Fransina Nghidengwa Urban and rural development minister Erastus Uutoni has lashed out at the ministry’s staff over issues such as poor service and infrastructure maintenance as he addressed the annual staff meeting yesterday. Uutoni said currently communities are losing…
NamRa Introduces Tough Conditions For Ex-UK Second Hand Cars
By: Staff writer The Namibian Revenue Agency (NamRA) says the loss of revenue due to dishonest importers is what led to amendments to custom laws effective 1 March. The amendments mean that any second hand car transiting through Namibia can…
Africa Gears Up To Keep More Of The Profits From Lithium Boom
By: Staff writer Mines minister Tom Alweendo says that Namibia is going to insist on local processing with regard to its lithium. Alweendo said this while attending the Investing in African Mining Indaba in Cape Town. A number of companies…
The Importance Of Weed Control
By:Hanks Saisai As the current rainy season progresses, good rainfall has been recorded in almost all parts of the country. As a result, crop farmers are witnessing a productive crop production season with noteworthy growth of maize, sorghum, and pearl…