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DEFAULT ACTION: Lydia Elindi (left), her husband Malakia Elindi (centre) and Peter Elinidi at the Windhoek Magistrate's Court. PHOTO: Rita Kakelo

DBN tightens screws on Elindi brothers to recover N$14m

2 Week Ago

YOUTH FOCUSED: Through the fund, youth-run start-ups can apply for between N$60 000 and N$200 000, with further support available for existing businesses looking to scale up. PHOTO: FOR ILLUSTRATIVE PURPOSES ONLY / KAYEC

National Youth Fund application deadline pushed to September

2 Week Ago

DBN

DBN seeks to attach houses of Enercon owners

1 Month Ago

PURSUED: Businesswoman Qiaoxia ‘Stina’ Wu. PHOTO: FILE

Wu sought N$40m FNB loan to repay DBN

10 Month Ago

PURSUED: Businesswoman Qiaoxia ‘Stina’ Wu. PHOTO: FILE

Wu sought N$40m FNB loan to repay DBN

10 Month Ago

The Development Bank of Namibia reported a profit of N$60 million. Photo contributed

DBN to establish business rescue task force

10 Month Ago

HOT MESS: Stina Wu is being sued by DBN. PHOTO: FILE

Wu in woe over N$68m DBN debt

11 Month Ago

BUSINESS ADVICE: Heike Scholtz is the head of business strategy at the Development Bank of Namibia.

Starting a business not as hard as maintaining one

1 Year Ago

IMPORTANT ROLE: The Development Bank of Namibia works as an enabler of economic growth. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Development finance institutions important for growth

1 Year Ago

Utaara Mootu of the Landless People’s Movement
Photo: FILE

Bolster youth entrepreneurship with more funding - Mootu

1 Year Ago

The CEO of the Development Bank of Namibia (DBN), Dr John Steytler (left), with a slide of founding CEO David Nujoma (centre) and his predecessor, Martin Inkumbi (right). Photo Contributed

DBN pivotal catalyst in economy

1 Year Ago

The Development Bank of Namibia (DBN) remains well-capitalised despite large net losses, Fitch says. Photo File

DBN remains stuck with junk status

1 Year Ago

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