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Namibia Capitalises on investment boom to fast-track economy

8 May 2026

By Staff Reporter Namibia is fast becoming one of Africa’s most attractive investment destinations, driven by growth in oil and gas, mining, green hydrogen, infrastructure, and industrial development. Foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows between 2021 and 2024 reached N$151 billion – far exceeding the N$50 billion recorded between 2009 and 2020 – and global interest…
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President Appoints Nainda as Police Acting Inspector General

6 May 2026

By Staff Reporter Namibian President , Dr. Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, has appointed Major General Anne-Marie Nainda as the Acting Inspector General of the Namibian Police Force, with immediate effect. In a media statement , the presidency announced that Major General Nainda will serve in an acting capacity for a period of one (1) year, taking over…
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KfW Development Bank becomes an ATIDI Shareholder

30 April 2026

By Staff Reporter The German development bank KfW, acting on behalf of and for the account of the Federal Republic of Germany, has become the latest shareholder in the African Trade & Investment Development Insurance (ATIDI). KfW, which enhances German Investment Opportunities in Africa, has now become the 13th Institutional shareholder in Africa’s premier development insurer, further strengthening…
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Zambezi gets a new female Police Commander

28 April 2026

By Staff Reporter Zambezi Region will now have its female police commander for the first time since independence, Police Inspector General Joseph Shikongo announced the appointment on Tuesday. Commissioner Julia Sakua-Neo will now serve as the Regional Commander for Zambezi with effect May 1, 2026. She was transferred from Kavango West Police Regional Headquarters. However,…
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The War That Raised Prices Across Africa – Without Firing A Shot On African Soil

23 April 2026

The Middle East conflict restructured Africa’s import costs permanently. From Cairo to Cape Town and Accra to Kinshasa, no business was untouched. Africa’s supply chain leaders must now act – before the next disruption arrives. When Hamas attacked Israel in October 2023, African business leaders watched the news with concern but did not think to open…
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