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Opinion

Is It About How Big Your Flag and Rally Are Now?…a message to the more than 900,000 voters

12 November 2024

  By: Kandjengo kaMkwaanyoka   It is disappointing that the strategy politicians seem to have chosen to reach out to voters nowadays is by way of displaying big flags, parades, musical dances, and useless songs. When will we actually communicate the plans and substance of the manifestos? Time is running out. When will you, as  […]

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Businessman Offers Training to Sex Workers in Oshakati

23 August 2024

            By: Ludorf Iyambo   A local businessman from Oshakati has extended a lifeline to eight sex workers operating near the Okandjendi Bridge by offering them training in design and tailoring, aiming to help them build better lives. The number of individuals turning to sex work in the area has […]

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Stop Praying for Rain and Fund Irrigation Infrastructure

15 July 2024

By: Kandjengo Mkwaanyoka   Last month, I visited my home, and every evening my grandmother asked us to pray for rain and behave well so that the ancestors would bless us with a better season. This has been a normal practice since my childhood. Granny, a firm believer in Kalunga kaNangobe, always looks to the […]

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Opinion: The Youth and Skills Development

8 July 2024

By: Tom Alweendo Developing our domestic population’s skills makes our country more competitive in the global marketplace. The youth have the biggest advantage in skill development. This is because of the time they have. Skills development amongst the youth is crucial for the development of any nation. It creates a skilled workforce, fuels economic growth […]

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Opinion: The Cross-Border Payment System’s Anatomy and Operations

18 April 2024

  By: Josef Kefas Sheehama   Even though it usually causes people to feel more nervous, it’s critical to keep in mind that compliance, security, and safety are important in a world of highly sophisticated financial crime. The Bank of Namibia released PSD-9 in 2022, and the new regulation may have taken effect on April […]

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Opinion: Navigating Risk in Sub-Saharan Africa: Challenges and Opportunities

18 April 2024

Horst Simon   Sub-Saharan Africa, home to diverse cultures, abundant resources, and dynamic economies, is a region of immense potential. However, amidst its promise lies a landscape fraught with risks that demand attention and initiative-taking strategies. From political instability and security threats to environmental vulnerabilities and health crises, Sub-Saharan Africa grapples with multifaceted challenges that […]

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Opinion: Transforming Namibia’s Economy with Effective Trade and Industrial Policies

14 April 2024

  By: Josef Kefas Sheehama   To enhance Namibia’s potential growth rate, reforms must be put in place for the country’s economy to continue on a sustainable path. One of the main obstacles to Namibia’s industrial development, especially for small and medium-sized businesses, has been a lack of human and financial resources. Because institutions are […]

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Opinion: Just Energy Transition – a Buzz or a Reality?

11 April 2024

Dr. Reem El Sherif and Ruusa Nandago The Just Energy Transition (JET), a concept that has been buzzing in the world’s corridors, is nothing new and was initially coined in the 1980s. With that, one must ask – why are we hearing more about it now? What does it mean? RMB Namibia unpacked some of […]

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Opinion: Navigating the Financial Landscape: Credit Bureau Reports and Scores

11 April 2024

  By: Patricia Louw In the ever-evolving world of personal finance, understanding your credit bureau report is vital to making informed financial decisions. It is a snapshot of your credit history, and it plays a crucial role in shaping your financial future. It is important to investigate the intricacies of credit bureau reports, exploring what […]

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Opinion: Funeral Insurance: Easing Societal Norms in African Settings

9 April 2024

Ndangi Katoma In many African societies, Namibia included, funerals are significant cultural events that often come with substantial financial burdens. The pressure to provide a proper burial for loved ones can be immense, leading families to go to great lengths to meet these expectations, sometimes at the expense of their financial stability. In such contexts, […]

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