The African Development Bank Group’s support to Namibia’s tax administration reforms through successive budget support operations has delivered significant results. In less than five years, the Namibia Revenue Agency (NamRA) has collected 275.80 billion Namibia dollars, representing a 67 percent increase in domestic revenue mobilisation since inception. The establishment ofContinue Reading

Over the past few months, the Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (CRAN) has observed an increase in telecommunications devices being imported into the country without the required Type Approval certification. On this basis, CRAN is urging all consumers, vendors, importers, resellers and industry participants to ensure that all telecommunications equipmentContinue Reading

Excellence has been rewarded at the University of Namibia, with 42 academic and research staff members achieving promotion across multiple faculties and units in 2025. The milestone reflects exceptional achievements in teaching, research and service, while reinforcing UNAM’s position as a leader in developing and retaining top-tier academic talent. FromContinue Reading

FlyNamibia has announced a new partnership with Fastjet, as of 1 November 2025, offering travellers seamless connectivity between Windhoek and Harare via Victoria Falls. This collaboration marks an important step in FlyNamibia’s mission to enhance regional travel and strengthen economic links across Southern Africa. With coordinated schedules between FlyNamibia’s Windhoek–VictoriaContinue Reading

Loxworth Capital Netherlands has secured a €15 million (approx. N$300 million) facility from Invest International to accelerate the expansion of its subsidiary, Namibia Berries — one of Southern Africa’s leading hydroponic blueberry operations. The investment will fund the next 100-hectare growth phase in Namibia’s Kavango East region, effectively doubling productionContinue Reading

Move over traditional economic indicators; there’s a new number making waves in Namibia’s Erongo Region: 1,500. That’s the staggering tally of Namibians currently earning a paycheque thanks to the revitalised Langer Heinrich Mine (LHM), owned by Paladin Energy Ltd. This figure, revealed in the company’s recently released Sustainability Report, representsContinue Reading