insert_link Namibia Namibia’s Inflation Rises to 3.6% in October The Namibia Statistics Agency reports that annual inflation rose to 3.6 percent in October, up from 3.5 percent in September and 3 percent a year ago. Zonal data shows that Zone 3, covering the South, Erongo, and Omaheke regions, recorded the highest maize meal prices, while Zone 2, representing the Khomas region, paid the lowest. The Statistics Agency says the rise in inflation is mainly driven by food and non-alcoholic beverages, […] today7 November, 2025
insert_link Namibia GIPF Reports N$815 Million Investment Loss Linked to South African Tax Dispute The Government Institutions Pension Fund has confirmed an impairment loss of N$815 million from its investment in the South African-based Signal Structured Finance Fund. The loss arises from a tax dispute involving the South African Revenue Service, which may affect the fund’s assets. Despite the setback, GIPF says the loss accounts for only 0.4 percent of its total assets, which grew to N$199.4 billion by September 2025. CEO Martin Inkumbi […] today7 November, 2025
insert_link Namibia Over 275 Law Enforcement Officers Trained in Mental Health Care Minister of Health and Social Services Dr has disclosed that at least 50 City of Windhoek police officers, 150 national police officers, and 75 correctional officers have received training on handling mental health cases. Speaking in Parliament, she said the sessions cover basic mental health skills, screening, psychological first aid, managing emergencies, and de-escalation techniques. While acknowledging that more officers still need training, Dr Luvindao emphasised that the initiative is […] today7 November, 2025
insert_link Namibia Roads Authority Launches RMS Hub to Strengthen Infrastructure Management The Roads Authority has unveiled its Roads Management System Hub, reinforcing its commitment to maintaining Namibia’s top-tier road network. RMS Head Sophia Tekie emphasised the importance of timely maintenance and prioritising preservation over new development to sustain Namibia’s status as one of Africa’s best road networks. The RA also plans to integrate a risk management framework into the system to enhance asset management and long-term sustainability. today6 November, 2025
insert_link Namibia NAMFISA Wins Regulatory Excellence Award The Namibia Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority has received the Outstanding Regulatory Excellence Award at the Leaders Without Borders Annual Business Summit held in Windhoek. The award recognises NAMFISA’s role in promoting financial stability, transparency, and consumer protection in Namibia’s non-banking financial sector. CEO Kenneth Matomola says the honour reflects the team’s dedication to fostering investor confidence and supporting sustainable economic growth both locally and across Africa. Here is Victoria Raimond, the Manager […] today6 November, 2025
insert_link Namibia CRAN Staff Raise N$71,000 for Communities CRAN’s 2025 Community Outreach Initiative saw staff raise over N$71,000 to support education, health, and social projects across Namibia. Teams donated supplies to special needs schools, building materials to Naiti Combined School, food to Ebenezer Soup Kitchen, and hygiene and educational items to Windhoek Central Hospital’s Paediatric Oncology Ward. Chairperson Abraham Eita praised the staff for their generosity and commitment to community empowerment. Here is Mufaro Nesongano, the Executive for Communication […] today6 November, 2025
insert_link Namibia Magistrates Down Tools Nationwide Over Pay Dispute Court proceedings across Namibia came to a standstill yesterday as magistrates launched a nationwide work stoppage, demanding salary adjustments and improved benefits. The strike action left dozens of court attendees stranded, with no hearings taking place countrywide. The magistrates argue that previous negotiations have not resolved their longstanding concerns over pay and benefits. Here is Former Ombudsman John Walters. today6 November, 2025
insert_link Namibia President Reaffirms Namibia’s Climate Commitment President has reaffirmed Namibia’s commitment to global climate action as she departs for Brazil to attend the 30th UN Climate Change Conference, COP30, in Belem. Speaking at Hosea Kutako International Airport, she said environmental protection has been a constitutional priority since independence, with Namibia actively engaged in the Rio conventions on biodiversity, desertification, and climate change. The President noted that Namibia remains among the countries most affected by climate change. today6 November, 2025
insert_link Namibia Santam, City of Windhoek Launch Flood Safety Initiative Santam Namibia, in partnership with the City of Windhoek, has launched a new flood signage initiative to improve public safety at high-risk river crossings. The insurer has committed nearly N$150,000 to install warning and depth marker signs in flood-prone areas identified by the City’s Emergency and Disaster Risk Management Division. The project aims to reduce accidents and raise awareness as flash floods become an increasing threat across Namibia. Here's Santam […] today4 November, 2025
