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FirstRand Namibia Limited is proud to announce the appointment of Erwin Tjipuka as FNB Namibia Chief Executive Officer, effective 1 April 2019, while Sarel van Zyl will continue to serve

Namibia Wildlife Resorts (NWR) has for the past few years focused its efforts in offering the domestic and international market the only opportunity to stay within Namibia’s National parks. Over

The FNB Far North Cluster recently handed over sanitary pads to disadvantaged girls in various schools, as well as refuse bins to various northern towns.   Abongile Npikwa, Far North

“Death may be an inevitable part of life, but it is in our human nature not to want to think about it –  be it our own or that of

Bank Windhoek recently announced its sponsorship of the Namibian Hockey Union (NHU) last for the fourth consecutive year. The announcement comes as a record number of teams entered for this

Development Bank of Namibia (DBN) Head of Marketing and Corporate Communication, Jerome Mutumba, has announced that the Bank has opened an office in Rundu on 1 February 2019. Talking about

“Over the past decade and even before that, sponsorships, donations and CSI initiatives have undergone dramatic changes and this philanthropy landscape keeps on changing. Today, more than ever, CSI managers

The 34th edition of the Nedbank Cycle Challenge was launched in the capital on Wednesday, 30 January 2019. The Nedbank Cycle Challenge is the largest participatory cycling event on the

Bank Windhoek, Auto Armor Namibia and Amber Connect have joined forces to offer enhanced safety at significantly reduced prices to Namibians who purchase new, or pre-owned vehicles, financed by Bank

Only a few months since the official groundbreaking of its manufacturing plant, Namibia Plastics is already making strides toward its goal of entirely curbing the import of plastic products. It

By Floris Bergh Chief Economist at Capricorn Asset Management The Namibian economy will probably show marginally positive growth in 2019 of 1.5% in real terms.  This outcome will largely be

The Namibian Ports Authority is proud to host five cruise passenger liners during January 2019. This will be the first time in the history of the port that three passenger