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Elrich Tilling (Manager: Circulation and Events Co-ordination, The Namibian), Denille Roostee (MarketingrnExecutive: Momentum Metropolitan), and Honourable Dino Ballotti at the Nedbank Namibian NewspaperrnCup 2026 handover. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Metropolitan backs youth at Newspaper Cup

5 Months Ago

This initiative is part of Nedbank’s long-standing collaboration with WAD, which began in 2017.

Nedbank Namibia empowers NDF commanders

10 Months Ago

Runners and cyclists were simultaneously in action in Walvis Bay. Photo Leandrea Mouers

Namport Nedbank PowerHouse Challenge lights up Walvis Bay

10 Months Ago

Learners from Keetmanshoop Secondary School and their agriculture and biology teacher

Nedbank’s Go Green Fund cultivates hope

10 Months Ago

Cyclist (Roger Suren) at the Nedbank Rock and Rut XC race at Farm Bergquell earlier this year. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Nedbank national XCM championships set for this weekend

11 Months Ago

Cyclists at the first edition of the Namport Nedbank PH Challenge race in Luderitz in March. PHOTO NEDBANK NAMIBIA

Namport Nedbank Powerhouse Challenge set for Walvis Bay

11 Months Ago

HELPING HAND: The initiative, which kicked off in September, saw 4 selected employee teams take on projects in social welfare, environmental and waste management, education, and agriculture sectors. Each team was provided seed funding from the bank to initiate their projects, with additional support available to ensure long-term success and meaningful outcomes.

Nedbank empowers its employees to drive community change

11 Months Ago

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Namibia’s premier 10km road race draws thousands in Windhoek

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Paulus and Haitope shine at record-breaking Nedbank Citi Dash

Riaan McNab, Governor of the Hardap Region with Rehoboth resident at the Root 77 Market Day. Photo contributed

From stalls to stability: Root 77 Market powers up Rehoboth

Mathematics Institute representative, Pieter Erwee; and Nedbank Namibia executive head of marketing and communications, Gernot de Klerk.

Collaborative effort benefits over 5000 students

Winners, Father and son duo Michael Tune Snr (Right) and Michael Tune Jr (Left) - PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Tunes in harmony: Father and Son hit the winning note at Nedbank Desert classic

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