By Vusi Thembekwayo Namibia is an African country that offers several attractive investment opportunities for investors. Some of the reasons for investing in Namibia include: Strong economic growth: Namibia has a stable and growing economy, with an average annual growth rate of 3% over the past decade. This has beenContinue Reading
By Hanks Saisai Land is one of the vital means of production that has enabled the transformation of many family agri-business ventures to be well established agri-enterprises that enjoy sustainable profits that are shared over many generations. Owning a piece of this precious asset, regardless of the tenure system underContinue Reading
By Hayley Allen Bank Windhoek has noticed that fraudsters have increased their criminal activities by targeting senior banking citizens by persuading them into providing their login credentials, including their banking Personal Identity Numbers (PINs). These fraudsters usually contact senior citizens during the evenings when they are at their most vulnerable.Continue Reading
There’s always going to be a storm. It’s just the size and severity of it that will fluctuate. Over the past few years, we’ve experienced multiple global crises as businesses, organisations, and individuals are trying to determine the best ways to navigate them. As we see the other side ofContinue Reading
With the needs of our clients in mind, Sanlam is committed to do more to help, not only during times of bereavement when a family member has died, but also during your day to day life, while you are still alive. With this in mind, SANLAM EXTRA was born “AContinue Reading
By Ilana Erasmus Namibia is working hard to become a knowledge-based society, no longer largely driven by agriculture alone. This means that new technology and innovation needs to be embraced. The access to Internet and uptake of smartphones has been a major catalyst in the transformation of the country soContinue Reading
By Marlize Horn Effective teams are the foundation of successful organisations. These teams produce quality work, are highly productive and are committed to the success of the organisation. If our teams are dysfunctional, so is our organisation. It is in the organisation’s best interest that its leaders are committed toContinue Reading
By Tjivingurura Mbuende The global economy is facing a new set of challenges in 2023, as inflation, geopolitical tensions, and the ongoing signs of the COVID pandemic continue to affect countries worldwide. Namibia is no exception, and the domestic economy is expected to experience steady but slow growth in theContinue Reading
By Warren Kozonguizi The year 2023 has started with some good news for Namibians. Granted we did have to search for it a bit, in between all the negative reports on the economy, lack of growth and of course the ‘Januworry Blues.’ The good news concerns the tax deductibility limitsContinue Reading
By Macveren Kapukare Namibia’s education has been in the spotlight recently, regrettably it wasn’t all favourable news. The results of learners show there is a real need to improve education in all its forms and all levels. Educational reform is essential. Great strides have been made, but with the perfectContinue Reading
