By John-Morgan Bezuidenhout Namibia is moving into her election period and there have been some levels of uncertainty around the country’s future economic and political paths. More specifically, multinationals are looking for policy certainty for long term hydrocarbon investments to be kick-started. Furthermore, the last year saw Namibian assets being

Bank Windhoek’s Chief Treasurer, Claire Hobbs, said the Bank is delighted to partner with Afreximbank in the Trade Finance Seminar and Workshop. “We look forward to learning, exchanging views and ideas with subject matter experts and seeing where we can collaborate since trade finance is a strategic focus for the

By Eben Basson We are living in a world of rapid change. Artificial intelligence is continuously changing how we do our jobs, and Namibians need to upskill to adapt to the changes stemming from this transformation. AI is no longer something of the future; it’s very real and very present

Bank Windhoek’s Executive Officer for Marketing and Corporate Communication Services, Jacquiline Pack, said that the agriculture sector has always been a cornerstone of Namibia’s economy and society, contributing around 6% to Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and creating employment opportunities. Pack said this statement on Tuesday, 5 November 2024, while announcing