In the 33 years since Namibia gained political independence, there is no doubt that significant progress has been made. Crucially, however, economic freedom still eludes the majority of black Namibians. The legacy of colonialism continues to manifest in the disproportionate ownership of land and means of production by the previously advantaged minority. To rectify historical...
By Josef Kefas Sheehama The Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) stands poised to reshape Namibia’s economy, heralding an era of enhanced productivity, global trade expansion, and improved citizen well-being. In this landscape, technological literacy emerges as a prerequisite for genuine economic transformation. Professor Anicia Peters, Chief Executive Officer of the National Commission of Research Science and...
Charmaine Boois Windhoek, 20 July 2023 – Baronice Hans, the Managing Director of Bank Windhoek, emphasized the crucial link between the well-being of a nation’s people and its success and growth. She made these remarks during the launch of the twenty-third edition of the Bank Windhoek Cancer Apple Project. Hans highlighted the importance of embracing...
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Lylie Happiness Outapi, July 4. The Olufuko Festival, an age-old tradition celebrated in Namibia, serves as a valuable opportunity to educate young girls about their cultural heritage. During the official opening of this festival in Outapi today, Dr. Sam Nuyoma, the Founding President, emphasized the importance of preserving cultural traditions and empowering girls in their...
By; Bianca Janse Van Vuuren, Bank Windhoek’s Head of SME, Financial and Data Analytics As we celebrate Micro, Small, and Medium-sized (MSMEs) Enterprises Day commemorated on Tuesday, 27 June 2023, it is a timely opportunity to appreciate the tremendous impact of SMEs within Namibia’s economy. SMEs drive the Namibian economy, contributing substantially to the Gross...