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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

6 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

10 Month 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

GIVE TO THE MASSES: An outreach programme by the National Council has found that the inhabitants of the Hardap and Omaheke regions would rather fishing quotas be given to regional councils instead.

Omaheke wants new fishing quota regime

2 Year Ago

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