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DIVESTING: Anglo Americanu0027s planned sale of De Beers is expected to close soon. PHOTO: FILE

Uanguta breaks silence on De Beers stake acquisition

1 Month Ago

SARB's plan to adopt a stricter 3% inflation target is likely to usher in a lower and more stable price environment across the region. Photo: Washington University

Economists back SARB’s new 3% inflation target

8 Month Ago

ALL THAT GLITTERS: The Namibian diamond industry could suffer further losses if US consumer demand softens. Photo: FILE

Economists: US's new 15% tariffs won’t hurt Namibia

1 Year Ago

CAREFUL OPTIMISM: The revival of Air Namibia is being met with excitement on hand, and a call for greater accountability on the other end.

Air Namibia revival faces fiscal scrutiny amid calls for accountability

1 Year Ago

CAREFUL OPTIMISM: The revival of Air Namibia is being met with excitement on the one hand, and a call for greater accountability on the other.

Air Namibia revival faces fiscal scrutiny amid calls for accountability

1 Year Ago

OUT OF TOUCH: President Nangolo Mbumba

Mbumba’s 'Swapo does not make empty promises' claim challenged

1 Year Ago

Drought

Drought: N$400m war chest needed

2 Year Ago

A GROWING POPULATION: Namibia’s population is expected to double over the next 20-years.

Six million Namibians projected by 2050

2 Year Ago

FREEDOM OR BONDAGE? Finance minister Ipumbu Shiimi.

What has N$14bn Eurobond gained, as repayment nears

2 Year Ago

BATED BREATH: Pensioners will today learn whether finance minister Ipumbu Shiimi will increase their monthly pension grant. PHOTO: FILE

Budget: Will Shiimi grant Hage’s old-age pension wish?

2 Year Ago

LOOKING AHEAD: Namibia’s new head of state is expected to focus on late president Hage Geingob’s priorities - such as his green hydrogen ambitions. Photo: Getty Images

‘Investors have nothing to fear’

2 Year Ago

GREEN LIGHT AWAITED: A decision is looming on whether Namibia will take up a 24% green hydrogen equity offer. PHOTO: HYPHEN HYDROGEN ENERGY

Decision on 24% green hydrogen equity in November

2 Year Ago

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