insert_link 2 Business / Economics Financial Intelligence Center updates progress to avoid greylisting Namibia has partially addressed nine of the thirteen recommended actions to avoid greylisting, as the Financial Intelligence Center reported during a recent plenary meeting. The country will enter a compulsory reporting phase from November 2024 to May 2026. Financial Intelligence Centre director, Bryan Eiseb. todayOctober 29, 2024 29 2
insert_link Business / Economics State of the Namibian Economy 2024 reveals lack of public sector reform Economist Robin Sherbourne has stressed that good governance and well-crafted policies are more crucial for a country’s long-term economic success than natural resources or the size of its population. Speaking in his recent analysis, Sherbourne argued that the foundation of sustainable economic growth lies in the strength of a nation’s institutions and the effectiveness of its policies. In the same report titled "State of the Namibian Economy 2024," Sherbourne […] todaySeptember 2, 2024 43
insert_link Namibia Greylisting is not a Death Sentence By Josef Kefas Sheehama It's crucial to remember that greylisting does not have to define Namibia's economy, even though it frequently makes people feel more anxious. Namibia can continue engaging in Anti-money Laundering and Combating the Financing of Terrorism (AML/CFT). Namibia needs to make improvements to meet Financial Action Task Force (FATF) requirements in the areas of matter of concern. Our policymakers need to work together with FATF and get […] todayFebruary 27, 2024 22