The Old Mutual Foundation is scheduled to host its Youth Indaba 3.0 on 12 February 2026 at the UNAM Hifikepunye Pohamba (HP) Campus in Ongwediva, under the theme “From Learning to Earning: Creating Sustainable Futures.” Now in its third iteration, the Youth Indaba has become a flagship platform for meaningful engagement on youth development, economic...
MUMBAI – Indian exporters yesterday hailed Donald Trump’s announcement of a US-India trade deal and a pledge to slash tariffs on the nation’s goods that brings an end to months of uncertainty, but analysts urged caution citing a lack of clarity. The US president said that the agreement came together after prime minister Narendra Modi...
When Costance Likando speaks about food, she talks about life, survival, and hope. Behind every plate she prepares is a story of resilience that began in the heart of the Zambezi region and continued to grow far beyond Namibia’s borders. Likando is the founder of ‘The Japo’s Taste,’ operating under Chibbe Investment CC. Based in...
Namibia’s men’s grooming industry is experiencing consistent growth as an increasing numbers of men invest in professional grooming services, aligning with a worldwide trend. Business listings from early 2026 indicate that approximately 75 barbershops are active across Namibia. These are located in Windhoek, Swakopmund, Walvis Bay, and various smaller towns. The sector comprises of small...
A senior accounting and financial advisor said industry experts and civil servants are dumbfounded and have been left searching for answers after what he called the dismantling of the government’s Payroll Deduction Management System (PDMS). This was after the government last year decided to discontinue discretionary payroll deductions through the PDMS by 30 November 2025. ...
Pricilla Mukokobi Edgar Brandt Namibia’s offshore Orange Basin continues to be one of the most talked-about deepwater oil and gas frontiers in the world, and major energy players are making it clear they want to be part of that future. TotalEnergies and Galp have once again signalled their confidence in Namibia and its resources, reinforcing...
The National Youth Development Fund (NYDF), which aims to support youth entrepreneurship by providing financial assistance without requiring collateral, targets young Namibians aged 18 to 45. The Fund, introduced by the Ministry of Finance, has approved the expansion of youth business financing through the Development Bank of Namibia (DBN), with approvals totaling approximately N$15 million. ...
From tomorrow, fuel prices will fall: petrol -N$1.00, diesel -N$0.50. The cut reflects over-recoveries from softer oil prices and a stronger Namibian dollar, though dollar strength and global supply risks still loom.Source: HEI
Africa’s annual passenger traffic rose 7.8% in 2025 compared to the previous year, full year 2025 passenger capacity was up 6.5%, and the continent’s passenger load factor climbed 0.9 ppt to 74.9%. This was the lowest load factor among all global regions, but it was a record high for Africa and the largest increase in load factor...
A welcome relief awaits motorists this Wednesday, 4 February, when both petrol and diesel pump prices will be reduced. After its review of fuel prices for February 2026, the Ministry of Industries, Mines, and Energy stated that petrol will decrease by N$1.00 per litre, while prices for both diesel grades will decrease by 50 cents...