Fuel prices will increase from Wednesday, 4 November 2026, with petrol rising by N$2 per litre and diesel by N$3 per litre.

The Namibia Airports Company’s declaration of its first dividend in 20 years is more than a financial milestone. It is an encouraging signal that, with the right leadership, accountability and ...

Ndahutuka is separately accused of enabling several other diamond companies to circumvent local processing requirements by declaring artificially low values for rough diamonds before exporting them.

The Namibia Airports Company (NAC) made a gross profit of N$23 million leading to the declaration of a dividend of N$7.7 million to the government, marking its first dividend payment in 20 years and ...

The Office of the Prime Minister (OPM) has called on local authorities to move away from measuring activities towards tangible results, warning that council leaders must take responsibility for their ...

The 66th Windhoek Oktoberfest welcomed more than 5 500 festival-goers to Sport Klub Windhoek in Olympia on Friday 30 and Saturday 31 October 2026. The festival returned to the authentic Bavarian ...

The remaining 21 EU member states collectively received exports worth N$868 million, or 4.9%. They are Austria, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, ...

Navachab Gold Mine, near Karibib, spent approximately N$2.962 billion on procurement in 2025. Of that amount, N$2.376 billion was recorded as expenditure in Namibia, while approximately N$41 million ...

Old Mutual Namibia has announced the appointment of Christoff Bauernschmitt as Head of Broker Distribution within its Personal Finance business, effective 1 November. In this role, he will be ...

Namibia will host an international autism congress this week, bringing together researchers, health professionals, educators and advocates to discuss ways of improving support for people on the autism ...

With an estimated N$151 million in livestock sales at risk every week, Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD) has become one of the most serious economic threats Namibia has faced in decades.

Private sector credit growth is expected to slow from the first quarter of 2027 as higher interest rates filter through the banking system, despite lending reaching its fastest annual growth rate in a ...