The Bank of Namibia has declared a dividend of N$413.7 million to the State Revenue Fund, following a positive financial performance for the 2022 financial year which improved significantly compared to 2021. Favorable interest rates during 2022 and the increase in the Bank’s reserves balance contributed to the improvement inContinue Reading

Research firm, Simonis Storm has said that while the firm is aware of major housing expansion projects in various towns at the coast and the South of Namibia such as Luderitz and Oranjemund, these will take time to benefit local construction companies. In a report last week, the firm acknowledgedContinue Reading

Mine and Energy minister, Tom Alweendo has called for responsible use of revenue generated from the country’s diamond resources cognisant that the available diamonds will on day run out. Speaking at Debmarine Namibia’s annual stakeholder engagement, Alweendo highlighted that mining as a major contributor to the Namibian economy, stands atContinue Reading

Government’s prosaic resolve to revive the ailing Namibian economy will be spearheaded by supportive supply-side policies, public enterprise reform, identifying strategies for unlocking e-commerce and the possibility of using low-cost renewable energy from the envisaged hydrogen industry with a cocktail of ideas that seek to reposition Namibia on a growthContinue Reading

According to the most recent Namibian Budget for the fiscal year 2023/2024, the government’s expenditure on vehicle purchases is set to increase significantly from a spend of N$55 million to a  spend of N$210 million this financial year. This represents a 282% increase in expenditure on vehicles. “The large growthContinue Reading