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Airlines association elects new leadership
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Airlines association elects new leadership

Daniel Rosenzweig, a senior executive of Lift, has been re-elected as Airlines Association of Southern Africa’s (AASA)’s chairperson. He is deputised by Eswatini Air CEO, Captain, President Dlamini.  The incoming leadership of the AASA was elected at the body’s 55th Annual General Meeting and will serve for the next 12 months. “Rosenzweig and Dlamini will...

NAC increases revenue 6%
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NAC increases revenue 6%

The Namibia Airports Company (NAC) has increased its revenue by 6% to N$540 million and a profit after tax of N$9.4 million for the 2024/25 financial year. The improved financial performance has been attributed to NAC’s route development strategy, which landed additional services from South African Airways, Air Angola, FlySafair and Discover Airlines during the...

Unlocking Namibia’s property potential
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Unlocking Namibia’s property potential

Namibia’s real estate market is undergoing a pivotal transformation, driven by rapid urbanisation, demographic shifts and sectoral growth in energy, logistics and tourism. Yet, despite strong demand, the supply of both residential and commercial property remains critically constrained – particularly in urban centres like Windhoek, Swakopmund, and Walvis Bay. Dominic Shikola, head of client coverage...

Limbo to lead Katima Mulilo NCCI branch
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Limbo to lead Katima Mulilo NCCI branch

Sharon Zibo Limbo has been elected by entrepreneurs in the Katima Mulilo area as the new chairperson of the Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI).  She is deputised by Frankie Mwinga Ntemwa as the vice chairperson as elected during an Elective General Meeting (EGM) on 10 October 2025. The Katima Mulilo branch of the...

H₂Infra to acquire majority stake in Cleanergy 
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H₂Infra to acquire majority stake in Cleanergy 

The Ohlthaver & List (O&L) Group announced that it will sell its shares in Cleanergy Solutions Namibia to H₂Infra NV, a company that is part of the international clean energy leader, CMB.TECH. O&L currently owns 51% of Cleanergy.  Once approved by the Namibian Competition Commission, H₂Infra NV will become the sole owner of Cleanergy Solutions...

Namibia ready to repay N$13.5b Eurobond
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Namibia ready to repay N$13.5b Eurobond

The central bank has confirmed that Namibia has the money to repay its biggest-ever debt, the US$750 million (around N$13.5 billion) international loan that is due on 29 October 2025. However, the repayment, while good to boost credit for future loans, is expected to make a significant dent in the country’s foreign reserves.  The Eurobond...

CRAN launches N$100 000 Tech challenge
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CRAN launches N$100 000 Tech challenge

The Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (CRAN) has launched its first Tech Challenge to promote innovation, digital inclusion, and youth development in the country. The competition was officially announced yesterday, inviting young Namibians to share their creative tech solutions. The total prize money for the challenge is N$100 000. The first-place winner will receive N$50...

NCCI restores Divundu branch to strengthen businesses
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NCCI restores Divundu branch to strengthen businesses

The Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI), in conjunction with entrepreneurs, have decided to re-establish the NCCI Divundu branch.  The move, which was resolved after the chamber met with the Divundu business community on 9 October 2025, forms part of ongoing efforts to promote entrepreneurship and strengthen grassroots representation across the country.  Following the...

GIPF commemorates Global Ethics day
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GIPF commemorates Global Ethics day

The Government Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF) commemorated Global Ethics Day last week Wednesday, themed ‘Ethics Re-Envisioned’.  The event reaffirmed GIPF’s commitment to fostering an ethical, transparent and accountable organisational culture towards ethics.  The annual observance of Global Ethics Day was initiated more than ten years ago by the Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs,...