insert_link Oshiwambo Ehangano lyo National Teachers Union NANTU olya patulula oshitayi mbelewa shawo shotango sho Nantu Likwafela ko Nkurenkuru ohela Ehangano lyo National Teachers Union NANTU olya patulula oshitayi mbelewa shawo shotango sho Nantu Likwafela ko Nkurenkuru ohela,noku fala omayakulo gopashimaliwa pooha naanongeki moshitopolwa Kavango west. O Cooperative otayi vulitha aalongiskola ya pungule noku hehela okuza koo savings dhawo. Omunashundi gwehangano moshitopolwa Daniel Lyambezi okwati omayakulo kombelewa ompe otagaka gandja eyambidhidho lya simana kaalongiskola mboka taya nyengwa pashimaliwa ,noku shonopeka oku kala ya hupila komahangano goku gandja omikuli ,ngoka opendji […] today29 January, 2026
insert_link Namibia Namibia Statistics Agency launches nationwide financial inclusion survey The Namibia Statistics Agency (NSA) has launched a nationwide Financial Inclusion Survey to map how Namibians access and use financial services. Running until 4 November, the survey covers all 14 regions, collecting data on banking, insurance, loans, and savings practices across the country. Dr. Paula Ingo, Executive for Demographic and Social Statistics and Financial Inclusion Project Manager at the NSA, highlighted the importance of the survey in supporting evidence-based planning […] today7 October, 2025
insert_link Business / Economics Bank of Namibia Set to Announce New Repo Rate With the Bank of Namibia’s repo rate decision set for later today, consumers are preparing for potential changes to borrowing costs and savings. The central bank maintained the repo rate at 7.25% during its last monetary policy update. Cirrus Capital economist Robert McGregor noted that while GDP growth is positive, private sector credit extension continues to lag. today4 December, 2024
insert_link Business / Economics Survey finds that 37% of Namibians avoid investment risks The 2023 Old Mutual Financial Services Monitor shows that many Namibians are not investing. About 37% are not willing to take any risks, especially the youth. Jo-Ann van Wyk from Old Mutual Investment Group revealed that 30% of people prefer safe, low-risk options like savings accounts. Van Wyk further explains that on the other end of the spectrum, those who are more inclined to take risks understand that achieving […] today30 September, 2024
insert_link Africa Victims of Jammeh’s Barbaric Rule in Gambia Still Hope for Solace and Money Gambia, a tiny country of 2.6 million tightly knit people, located right in the middle of Senegal in West Africa, is still struggling to recover from the brutal 22-year authoritarian reign of Yahya Jammeh. He was the longtime former president who fled the country in 2016 to nearby Equatorial Guinea after he lost re-election and regional states forced him from power. A range of United Nations agencies and bodies […] today28 March, 2024
insert_link Business / Economics Financial Planning for Namibia’s Millennials By Ashante Manetti, Group Marketing Manager, Old Mutual Namibia Financial freedom. It's a term that conjures up images of early retirement, dream vacations, and unshakeable security. But for Namibia's millennial generation, this dream can often feel shrouded in uncertainty. With student loan burdens, a competitive job market, and a rising cost of living, achieving financial stability can seem like an uphill battle. Financial planning for millennials isn't […] today28 March, 2024
insert_link Business / Economics What does an unchanged Repo rate mean to a GIPF member? By Amos Kambonde, Manager: Marketing services at the Government Institutions Pension Fund. Recently, consumers received positive news with the announcement of an unchanged repo rate alongside an unchanged in fuel prices across Namibia. While these developments may seem distant from the average person's daily concerns, they hold significant implications, particularly for members of the Government Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF). Let's delve into what these announcements mean for […] today20 February, 2024
