Month: September 2023

Lavinia Navayole Simon (31) embarked on a journey in 2018 to establish her business of selling homemade hot chilli sauce.

First Lady Monica Geingos says the line-up for the #BeFree Concert happening today is intentional to allow industry creatives to be part of the process of the #BeFree youth campus because they are influential in the communities they live in.

Vulnerable groups in southern Africa, such as the youth and women, must benefit from economic opportunities that arise from the Trans-Kalahari Corridor (TCK).

The Development Bank of Namibian (DBN) and KfW Development Bank signed the second concessional loan of around N$600 million (translating to €30 million) on 30 August 2023.

Education remains a primary priority in Namibia and, therefore, a large portion of public expenditure since the beginning of the last decade has been allocated to education. 

In the 21st century, leadership has become an important element, capable of responding to the complexities of globalisation and technological advancement. 

Most countries have a central bank.

Last week marked a milestone for the Bank of Namibia as we embarked on a journey of unprecedented transparency, connectivity and education. 

This has already been a highly instructive year in terms of what the government considers ‘consultation’. 

The adoption of Agenda 2063 during the African Union Summit in January 2015 marked a pivotal moment in African development by offering a visionary path for the next 50 years.