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The value of transparency

3 Weeks Ago

Namibiau0027s housing affordability trap leaves average home beyond reach for many. PHOTO: Phillipus Josef

Housing costs outpace incomes

1 Month Ago

RMB Namibia has appointed Rehabeam u0022Rayu0022 Auala Jr as Head of Global Markets,

RMB Namibia appoints Ray Auala Jr to lead global markets

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WATCH: The Payments Association of Namibia is accelerating the drive for modern payment solutions.

Namibia moves closer to instant payments

2 Months Ago

FNB Namibia says the increase was largely driven by a sharp rebound in overdraft lending across both corporate and household sectors. Photo Pexels/Markus Winkler

Private sector credit growth strengthens as overdraft lending surges

4 Months Ago

GROUNDED: Only one of TransNamibu2019s 17 u2018modernu2019 locomotives is still running. This photo is for illustration only. Photo: FILE

Only one of TransNamib’s 17 ‘modern’ locomotives still running

4 Months Ago

UPWARD TREND: A typical formal house costs about N$1.2 million. Photo: Contributed

Mortgage market stalls as household lending plateaus

5 Months Ago

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Chart of the Week: Behind the BoN’s N$893m Loss

6 Months Ago

The banking sector posted a collective profit of N$15.9 billion, according to the Bank of Namibia. PHOTO: FILE

Commercial banks rake in N$15.9bn in 2025

6 Months Ago

The Bank of Namibia this week launched its 2025 annual report and declared a N$200 million dividend to the government. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Foreign reserves dip, but BoN stays calm

6 Months Ago

Money bouquets illegal under Bank of Namibia Act.

BoN warns lovebirds against cash bouquets

8 Months Ago

The Capricorn Group says its existing operations take priority as Standard Chartered advances exit plans. A Bank Gaborone customer is seen withdrawing money from one of its automated teller machines. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Capricorn stays the course in Botswana

8 Months Ago

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