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A TransUnion survey has found that 42% of Namibian consumers expect difficulty paying at least one bill or loan, despite widespread optimism about future incomes. PHOTO: PEXELS

Consumers rein in spending

3 Week Ago

Ndeyapo Shilongo is the Executive Director of Corridor Capital Hub. PHOTO: FILE

AfCRA: The credit challenge

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NEW HOMES: The houses at Kuisebmond Extension 16 were officially handed over on Friday. Photo: Leandrea Mouersrnrn

Reinvest GIPF funds for homes – governor

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FirstRand Namibia made a net profit of N$2.1 billion in the year to June 2026, up 12.2% from N$1.9 billion a year earlier. PHOTO: FILE

FirstRand earnings climb 12.2%

1 Month Ago

FNB Namibia and the City of Windhoek have entered into a Workplace Banking Staffing Solutions Strategic Partnership aimed at enhancing the financial wellbeing, empowerment, and long-term prosperity of the Cityu0027s employees. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

FNB, CoW partner for wellness

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Namibiau0027s housing affordability trap leaves average home beyond reach for many. PHOTO: Phillipus Josef

Housing costs outpace incomes

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CRUSHING DEBT: Standing committee members Imms Nashinge, Ipumbu Shiimi and Martha Iitope examine the impact of mounting household debt during a public hearing in Oshakati. Photo: Loise Shiimi

Parliament hears how loans ‘bankrupt’ workers

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Standard Bank lending surged ahead of the market, outpacing private sector credit extended. PHOTO: FILE

Standard Bank loans up 17%

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One salary, many mouths to feed

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Deputy Minister of Agriculture Ruthy Masake engaged Ohangwena youth during the official opening of the Ohangwena Environmental Education regional conference 2026. Photo Loise Shiimi

Masake encourages Ohangwena youth to transform water into income

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When even professionals can no longer afford homes

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Nedbank Namibiau0027s headquarters. PHOTO: FILE

Nedbank reports R8.4bn profit

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