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$SLIVER OF THE PIE: Women-led businesses get only a fraction of development bank support. PHOTO: Marina Antonio$

Major gaps as women get only a sliver of DBN financing

1 Month Ago

AT LAST: Bokkie Thorburn, who capped the auction with his winning bid of N$41 million, said heu0027s been waiting to own the Rossmund Course and Club since 1993. Photo: Adam Hartman

Rossmund Golf Estate sold at auction for N$41 million

1 Month Ago

First Gentleman Denga Ndaitwah shares the importance of strategic national food production for food security. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Food Security: Namibia’s last bullet

1 Month Ago

DUE SOON: Government owes N$4.5 billion collectively to Bank Windhoek, RMB and Standard Bank. Photo: FILE

Govt faces N$13bn debt repayment crunch

1 Month Ago

Erastus Ngaruka, Technical Advisor: Livestock and Rangeland Management at Agribank. Photo Agribank

FMD: Understanding the potential impact of an outbreak

2 Month Ago

Paladinu0027s Langer Heinrich mine. PHOTO: FILE/CONTRIBUTED

Langer Heinrich delivers N$2.6bn in half-year revenue

2 Month Ago

Agribank CEO, Dr Raphael Karuaihe. Photo LinkedIn

Agribank implements arrears relief programme

2 Month Ago

PAY BACK THE MONEY: The Kunene Regional Council head office. Photo contributed

Defiant Kunene ordered to repay payouts of unlawful CRO

5 Month Ago

LITTLE OR NO HOPE: The Enercon offices in Windhoek. Photo: Nikanor Nangolo

Elindis’ company broke, reportedly owes staff over N$6.7m

5 Month Ago

Ronald Windswaai, Rehoboth CEO

Rehoboth development on track

5 Month Ago

THINK OF IT: Unlike neighbouring Botswana, Namibia has never held direct equity in De Beers.

Namibia mulls joining regional race for De Beers stake

6 Month Ago

TEMPORARY: The central bank's says while the US$750 million Eurobond redemption in October 2025 will cause a momentary dip, the overall debt stock is still projected to rise by the end of the fiscal year 2025/26 as a consequence of continued domestic borrowing. FILE PHOTO

Debt to climb despite Eurobond redemption

7 Month Ago

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