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Education Revamp Needed to Fill GH2 Skills Gap
By: David Shoombe For Namibia to achieve its green hydrogen ambitions, there is a need to transform the entire education system, from primary to tertiary institutions, and to train Namibians for highly technical jobs. These remarks were…
More Than a Billion Switched From the GC27
By: Nghiinomenwa-vali Hangala The Bank of Namibia on Wednesday received 108 bids, worth N$950.9 million, as investors sought to switch their money from the GC27 bond. This comes after the Ministry of Finance invited various investors (individuals…
Namibia Implementing 3rd Gender Equity Policy
By: Dwight Links The recent Universal Periodic Review of Namibia saw a Namibian delegation in Geneva share that the nation had developed and is currently implementing the Third National Gender Equality and Equity Policy. The policy is…
CityAlerts Wins Tech-Filled Nexus Speed Pitch Event
By: Hee-Dee Walenga The Basecamp Business Incubator hosted its second Nexus speed pitch event of the year on Wednesday evening in Windhoek. The quarterly event serves as an opportunity for local founders still in the ideation phase…
Nam Now Exports Live Cattle to Mauritius
The market watch for the beef sector has revealed that Mauritius was the second importer of Namibian weaners/live cattle. It was recorded that the Indian Ocean island took up 32.86% of Namibia’s live exports after South Africa, which…
Poor Workplace Management Fuels Stress and Burnout
The Ministry of Justice and Labour Relations has warned that poorly managed workplaces are increasingly exposing employees to psychosocial risks that threaten both worker well-being and institutional performance. Ahead of the belated commemoration of the World Day…
Reshuffling, Conferences, Speeches, and Directives – But Where is the Growth?
By: Kandjengo kaMkwaanyoka From the presidential side of things, she has made all moves at the ministerial levels, given all sorts of speeches, and the Cabinet has also given some directives. The country is hosting endless conferences and seminars,…
Why Local Realities Matter in Sustainable Finance
By: Joachim Komeheke As development challenges intensify, financial performance alone will not deliver durable outcomes. Investments across the public and private sectors must also generate measurable environmental or social benefits that support long-term economic stability. Why this…
DREAMING OF BECOMING A LAWYER? START AT WELWITCHIA UNIVERSITY
By: Stephanus Pombili In an era where quality education defines professional success, Welwitchia University continues to distinguish itself as a leading institution committed to academic excellence and ethical standards. In 2022, the university achieved an impressive third…
Uranium, Tourism, and Financial Services to Lead Medium-Term Growth
Helvi Fillipus, economic advisor to the Bank of Namibia’s governor , has projected that Namibia’s economy will gradually strengthen over the medium term. This improvement will be supported by increased uranium production, recovery in tourism and financial services,…