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NamWater alerts public of recruitment scam 
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NamWater alerts public of recruitment scam 

The Namibia Water Corporation (NamWater) has cautioned the public of an online recruitment scam falsely using its name to advertise vacancies under the heading “NAMWATER LTD 2025 Recruitment.”  The fraudulent message reads: “The Namibia Water Corporation (NAMWATER LTD) has opened its online application portal to recruit new staff to fill in various open positions. Recruitment...

Opinion – Rewriting Namibia’s financial future through digital wallets 
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Opinion – Rewriting Namibia’s financial future through digital wallets 

The financial services industry is undergoing a seismic shift driven by rapid technological advancement, growing mobile connectivity, and an increasingly adaptive regulatory environment. Across Africa, electronic money (e-Money) solutions are redefining the banking experience—and Namibia is at a unique inflexion point. With rising smartphone infiltration and expanding digital infrastructure, the country is well-placed to leverage...

Oil prices fall even as Israel Iran strikes extend into fourth day
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Oil prices fall even as Israel Iran strikes extend into fourth day

LONDON – Stocks rose and oil prices pulled back yesterday as fears of a wider Middle East conflict eased even as Israel and Iran pounded each other with missiles for a fourth day.  The dollar and safe-haven gold declined slightly. “European shares were surprisingly resilient against a backdrop of uncertainty,” said Russ Mould, investment director...

Shafudah: Govt will not cut expenditure …instead seeks spending efficiency to eliminate leakages
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Shafudah: Govt will not cut expenditure …instead seeks spending efficiency to eliminate leakages

Government, through finance minister Ericah Shafudah, has reiterated it is not considering any drastic expenditure cuts. She said such cuts would have severe and lasting implications on the livelihood of society, as most of the expenditure goes to social spending.  Instead, government is implementing policy and structural reforms in the long term to place the...

Russia to build Kazakhstan’s first nuclear power plant
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Russia to build Kazakhstan’s first nuclear power plant

ALMATY – Russian nuclear energy giant Rosatom will lead the construction of the first atomic power plant in Kazakhstan, the world’s top uranium producer, the Central Asian country’s authorities said on Saturday.“Rosatom has been named as the leader of the international consortium for the construction of the first nuclear power plant in Kazakhstan,” the former...

Retirement fund calls on pensioners to act 
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Retirement fund calls on pensioners to act 

The Retirement Fund for Local Authorities and Utility Services (RFLAUN) reminds all pensioners to submit their Certificate of Existence Forms to ensure uninterrupted pension payments. Established in 1992 under the Pension Funds Act No. 24 of 1956, RFLAUN is committed to the socio-economic upliftment of current and former employees of participating local authorities and associated...

House price decline offset by food increase
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House price decline offset by food increase

FNB analysts expect inflation to ease further to 3.3% year-on-year (y/y) in June, supported by favourable fuel base effects and muted utility inflation following NamPower’s lower-than-expected 3.8% tariff increase.  This outlook is contained in FNB’s Namibia’s CPI Review for May 2025, by its economist Helena Mboti. “With core inflation remaining elevated, we maintain our view...

Maputo to host Africa ports, logistics and infrastructure summit
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Maputo to host Africa ports, logistics and infrastructure summit

As Africa embarks on a remarkable journey of industrialisation and economic integration, Mozambique is rapidly establishing itself as a vital gateway for global trade and investment.  In response to this, the inaugural Africa Ports, Logistics and Infrastructure Summit, officially endorsed by the Ministry of Transport and Logistics of Mozambique, is scheduled to take place on...

Local content conference reschedule
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Local content conference reschedule

To accommodate and in recognition of government’s historic hosting of the Commonwealth Business Summit, the Namibia Local Content Conference and  Exhibition (NLCC) 2025 will be rescheduled from 7 to 9 October 2025 at The Dome, Swakopmund.  This strategic adjustment ensures a cohesive national focus and enables full institutional support for both platforms, each contributing meaningfully to...