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Agriculture is not just a means of production but a pathway to prosperity for about seventy percent of the Namibian population.
Agriculture is not just a means of production but a pathway to prosperity for about seventy percent of the Namibian population.
Electronic Fund Transfers and EFT transactions between Namibia, South Africa, Lesotho, and Eswatini will no longer be possible from the end of September.
In a collaborative effort to tackle Namibia's education crisis and empower the country's future leaders, M&G Investments and the Bank of Namibia (BoN) hosted an inspiring event featuring Jeff van Rooyen, a renowned financial expert and philanthropist.
Bank of Namibia Governor Johannes !Gawaxab says that EOS Capital, himself, and the Namibia Competitions Commission (NaCC) reached an agreement to ensure compliance with the set regulatory regulations.
The Bank of Namibia plans to launch an upgraded Namibian currency series in 2025.
Namibia can draw lessons from other oil-producing economies as the country positions itself to ensure a sustainable future.
The country is expected to be among the top 15 oil producers in Africa by 2035, should it stay clear of corrupt practices and mismanagement of natural resources.
The Bank of Namibia has won the award for transparency at the annual Central Banking Awards for its enhanced transparency in monetary policy communication.
Organised by Central Banking Publications, the annual awards celebrate outstanding performance in the central banking community.
In a bid to empower underprivileged residents of Keetmanshoop to become self-reliant, the local ZTT AME Church congregation formed an initiative dubbed the EMEME Partnership.
The initiative, registered as a non-profit organisation, was officially launched during a fundraising gala dinner at Keetmanshoop.
The Bank of Namibia, in partnership with the Namibia Revenue Agency, has embarked on a journey to digitalise Namibia's trading system while protecting revenue flow in the country.
The Bank of Namibia has announced the maintenance of the repo rate at 7.75 percent, a decision coming on the heels of the recent drop in local fuel prices.
This move is expected to bring a sigh of relief across the nation amid economic challenges.