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Government Channels N$146 Million to Namibia’s Shack Dwellers
Read more: Government Channels N$146 Million to Namibia’s Shack DwellersThe funding, provided during the 2025–2026 financial year, is intended to help address the housing needs of low-income earners across Namibia. By Staff Reporter The Ministry of Urban and Rural Development has provided N$146 million to the Shack Dwellers Federation of Namibia to address the housing needs of low-income earners across the country. Urban and…
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Shelter Afrique Launches FCFA 60 Billion Sustainable Bond
Read more: Shelter Afrique Launches FCFA 60 Billion Sustainable BondBy Staff Reporter Nairobi, Kenya — Shelter Afrique Development Bank (ShafDB) has launched its first sustainable bond, worth FCFA 60 billion (approximately USD 100 million), to mobilize local-currency financing for affordable and sustainable housing projects across the West African Economic and Monetary Union (WAEMU). The transaction is arranged by CGF Bourse Dakar as lead arranger.…
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Nandi-Ndaitwah Needs Time to Finish What She Started
Read more: Nandi-Ndaitwah Needs Time to Finish What She StartedBy Josephat Inambao Sinvula Namibia’s first woman president has spent more than eighteen months building consensus rather than chasing populism. Her transformation agenda is far from finished, and it cannot be completed in a single five-year term. A Historic Mandate On 21 March 2025, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah was sworn in as Namibia’s fifth president and its…
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Veteran Editor Ndjebela Joins Office of Prime Minister
Read more: Veteran Editor Ndjebela Joins Office of Prime MinisterBy Staff Reporter Veteran journalist and former editor of the Namibian Sun newspaper, Mr Toivo Ndjebela, has been appointed Deputy Executive Director in the Office of the Prime Minister with effect from 1 October 2026. Cabinet Secretary Emilia Mkusa announced the appointment on Friday.Ndjebela will serve in the Prime Minister’s Bureau. Meanwhile, Amb. Mkusa has…
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Africa Faces Gunboat Diplomacy Without the Gunboats
Read more: Africa Faces Gunboat Diplomacy Without the GunboatsBy Bertie Jacobs Washington’s growing use of visas and trade access as diplomatic leverage is a modern form of gunboat diplomacy, and African governments should take note, according to analysis from South Africa’s North-West University (NWU). The comparison draws on 19th-century practice, when naval powers such as Britain used warships to press their terms. American…
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