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Choppies emerged as the most affordable retailer in April 2025 - ISSUE #40☕
Choppies emerged as the most affordable retailer in April 2025, offering a standard grocery basket for N$1,020.80, edging out Pick n Pay (N$1,027.80), Metro (N$1,028.80), and Shoprite (N$1,031.80). In the hypermarket segment, Metro Hyper led with the lowest basket price at N$980.80, followed closely by Woermann Brock Hyper (N$989.80).
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Namibia’s First Salmon Farm Nets N$41 Million, Sets Sights on Global Market - ISSUE #43☕
Namibia’s aquaculture ambitions are making waves: the African Aquaculture Company (AAC) has secured N$41 million in investment for the first phase of the country’s inaugural salmon farm off the coast of Lüderitz.
N$17 Million CBD Streetlight Upgrade to Boost Safety and Urban Appeal - ISSUE #42☕
The Municipal Council of Windhoek has approved a N$17 million investment to upgrade street lighting in the Central Business District (CBD), aiming to revitalise the urban core and improve public safety. The project is part of the City’s push toward becoming a smart and caring capital by 2027.
Congo’s Digital Revolution: 2025 Marks a New Era for Connectivity, Governance, and Innovation- ISSUE #41☕
The Republic of Congo and Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) are accelerating their digital transformation in 2025, setting the stage for a tech-driven future that promises to reshape economies, public services, and daily life across Central Africa.
Choppies emerged as the most affordable retailer in April 2025 - ISSUE #40☕
Choppies emerged as the most affordable retailer in April 2025, offering a standard grocery basket for N$1,020.80, edging out Pick n Pay (N$1,027.80), Metro (N$1,028.80), and Shoprite (N$1,031.80). In the hypermarket segment, Metro Hyper led with the lowest basket price at N$980.80, followed closely by Woermann Brock Hyper (N$989.80).
Namibia to Create Over 3,600 Jobs Through Global Accelerator Project in 2025-# ISSUE39☕
Namibia is set to roll out the Global Accelerator project during the current financial year, aiming to generate more than 3,600 jobs primarily through the biomass sector and other sustainable industries.
DBN Disburses N$750 Million to SMEs Amid Steep Drop in Loan Approvals - ISSUE #38☕
The Development Bank of Namibia (DBN) has channeled nearly N$750 million to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) from 2020 to 2024, but loan approvals have plummeted by 66% over the same period, raising concerns about access to finance for small businesses.
20Twenty Issues N$350 Million in Home Loans, Delivers N$10.7 Million in Client Savings- # ISSUE 37☕
20Twenty Financial Solutions has rapidly emerged as a disruptor in Namibia’s home loan market, issuing N$350 million in home loans since its 2022 launch and saving clients over N$10.7 million in interest costs compared to traditional bank offerings.
Namibia Misses 2025 Logistics Hub Target, Master Plan Gets an Overhaul- # ISSUE 34☕
Namibia’s ambition to become southern Africa’s logistics powerhouse by 2025 has hit a speed bump. The country has fallen short of the Fourth National Development Plan (NDP4) target to transform itself into a regional logistics hub, prompting officials to revisit and revise the master plan.
Namibia-UK Trade Triples to N$9 Billion - Issue #33☕
Namibia’s trade with the United Kingdom (UK) has surged from N$3 billion in 2021 to N$9 billion in 2025, driven primarily by exports in agriculture and machinery. Outgoing British High Commissioner Charles Moore highlighted this growth during his farewell visit to State House, where President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah emphasized the need for deeper collaboration on climate change alongside trade and investment.
China Faces Economic Headwinds as Trump’s 104% Tariffs Take Effect - Issue #32☕
China's economy is bracing for significant disruption following the imposition of 104% tariffs on Chinese goods by the United States under President Donald Trump’s trade policy. Despite Beijing's efforts to tariff-proof its economy by boosting domestic consumption and investing in key industries, analysts warn that the country remains critically vulnerable to the economic fallout.