Staff Reporter WINDHOEK, November 24 — In October, the Bank of Namibia (BoN) maintained the repo rate at 7.75%, the highest in the past 14 years. This decision holds significance as it influences borrowing costs and, subsequently, impacts product and service prices for consumers. As we approach the Festive Season, the combination of a stagnant...
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Former goalkeeper on entertaining crowds and planning ahead
Football was never dull with Danzyl Bruwer (47) in goal. The former Civics and Brave Warriors goalkeeper was renowned for his crowd-pleasing antics, which were not always received well – especially when it risked conceding a goal. “I was an entertainer through and through. That was my playing style. It cost me a lot, because...
Thriving in the gig economy: Strategic financial planning for independent contractors and freelancers
By Ndadhi NdoromaOM General Manager, Personal Finance. The gig economy has transformed the way we work, providing freelancers and contractors with unparalleled freedom and opportunities. However, this newfound independence is sometimes accompanied by financial difficulties and uncertainty. In this volatile environment, achieving financial wellness necessitates specialised methods and a proactive approach. Let’s look at some...
Windhoek City Council engages residents in future planning
Staff Reporter WINDHOEK’S city council announced a series of consultative meetings to engage and involve residents in the development programs of Windhoek. Committed to transparency and community engagement, the city council has initiated these meetings to enhance residents’ understanding of its programs and operations. Furthermore, it aims to establish a platform for the community to...
#U.S. planning $40M infrastructure projects for Pacific Island nations
The U.S. and Pacific Island leaders met for a summit in Washington on Monday. It’s part of a charm offensive by Washington to improve ties with the region, and counter China’s threat. Caroline Malone reports. The post #U.S. planning $40M infrastructure projects for Pacific Island nations first appeared on Future Media. Source link
Finfluencing – What It Could Mean for Financial Planning
Over the past few years, a new type of influencer (person with the ability to influence how others behave because they have built a reputation based on their knowledge and expertise, generally on social media platforms) has emerged. They are called finfluencers. These individuals focus on the niche area of personal finance, investing and creating...
Finance ministry and National Planning Commission hold Mid-Term Budget Review Consultations
The Ministry of Finance and the National Planning Commission held their Mid-Term Budget Review Consultations with Civil Society Organisations in Windhoek. The Director of the Institute for Public Policy Research Graham Hopwood, explains some of the main issues that came from Civil Society. The post Finance ministry and National Planning Commission hold Mid-Term Budget...
Finfluencing – what it is and what it could mean for financial planning
By Prof Liezel Alsemgeest, Director of the School for Financial Planning Law, University of the Free State For the past few years, a new type of influencer (definition: a person with the ability to influence how others behave because they have built a reputation based on their knowledge and expertise, generally on social media platforms) has...
Film Commission planning Script to Screen workshop in Rundu
The Namibia Film Commission (NFC) is calling all aspiring script writers, directors, producers, camera operators and production editors based in Rundu, with at least one film credit in their field, for a five day Script to Screen workshop. The commission said the orkshop will take place from 2 to 18 October in Rundu, Kavango East...