By Absalom Uushona “I’ll start when things are better.” It’s what many of us say, when we’re talking about saving, investing, or making a big financial decision. The problem is, “better” doesn’t always come. There’s always something else to buy, some other emergency, some other reason to wait. But whileContinue Reading
By Ashante Manetti Money is a secret kept in the majority of Namibian homes. It’s a topic of whispered secrets, spoken only in emergencies or when bills are due. It’s hidden from children, who are constantly told to keep out of “adult business”, and siblings will often not know whatContinue Reading
By Rackel Shikongo In today’s interconnected and data driven world, Access to Information is more than a right, it is a necessity. Whether you are an individual in search of personal clarity, a researcher on a mission, or an organisation looking to make informed decisions, knowing how to request accessContinue Reading
By Shali Ekandjo In the sphere of financial planning, few actions are as straightforward yet significant as routinely updating the beneficiaries of your retirement annuity (RA). This simple step ensures that your hard-earned assets are distributed in line with your wishes, offering peace of mind for you and security forContinue Reading
By Mekondjo Erastus Namibia stands at a pivotal crossroads where economic growth must harmonize with environmental stewardship and social inclusion. As the country pursues its ambitious Vision 2030 objective to become an industrialized, prosperous, and sustainable nation, transactional advisory services are increasingly called upon to embed these national priorities intoContinue Reading
By Elanie Rossouw, Director, PSG Wealth Namibia As Namibia’s millennial generation approaches their mid-career the question of financial readiness for retirement is becoming a concern. Against a backdrop of rising living costs, high unemployment, and limited access to formal pension vehicles, this cohort faces unique challenges in building long-term financialContinue Reading
By Mufaro Nesongano Letting go is hard. Whether in life or leadership, most of us wrestle with it. We hold on to stories, memories, and familiar ways of doing things, especially when those things once brought us success or comfort. But there comes a time when we must recognise thatContinue Reading
By Hanks Saisai Many farmers across Namibia have achieved substantial cereal grain yields due to the normal to above-normal rainfall received across the country. Currently, many smallholder farmers have commenced with threshing their grain for the common staple grains (Mahangu, Maize and Sorghum) and have engaged in preparations to storeContinue Reading
By Roger Gertze In the African broadcast and content industry, technology is both an enabler and a risk. It offers almost limitless opportunities to enrich the lives of our people. But if not used intentionally, it can also be a threat to businesses, to individuals and to society. Cybersecurity is anContinue Reading
By Jennifer Pogisho In an age where knowledge is power, the right to access information has taken centre stage in conversations about governance, democracy, and development. But is the growing emphasis on Access to Information (ATI) justified or is it just another buzzword? Far from being a new or trendyContinue Reading
