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Staff Reporter THE Namibia Water Corporation (NamWater) has announced that several northern settlements will experience a water supply interruption due to repairs to the Oshikuku-Oshakati pipeline. The water interruption is scheduled to take place on Thursday, 12 November 2026, between 08:00 and 20:00, lasting approximately 12 hours. The affected areas include Oshikuku-North, Okamwandi, Omungwelume, Onpumbu, ... The post Several northern settlements to experience water supply interruption, residents urged to stock up on water appeared first on Informanté .

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… deal follows green iron trial for Mercedes-Benz EQS Mercedes-Benz is exploring the use of green hydrogen-produced iron from Namibia in its vehicle manufacturing supply chain after signing an agreement with German-Namibian company Hylron to advance the technology towards industrial-scale production. The two companies signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on 10 November 2026 during […] The post Mercedes-Benz explores sourcing green iron from Namibia for vehicle production first appeared on The Brief | Namibia's Leading Business & Financial News .

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Approximately N$1.1 billion in unclaimed bank balances and insurance benefits remains uncollected in Namibia, with former Bank of Namibia Governor Johannes !Gawaxab calling for urgent action to identify beneficiaries and return the money to its rightful owners. Speaking at the Government Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF) Pension and Investment Symposium in Windhoek on Wednesday, !Gawaxab said […] The post Namibia sits on N$1.1bn in unclaimed bank balances and insurance benefits first appeared on The Brief | Namibia's Leading Business & Financial News .

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Letshego Holdings Namibia Limited (LHN) Chief Executive Officer Ester Kali is expected to step down at the end of December 2027, bringing to a close a 13-year tenure during which she oversaw the establishment of the group’s banking operations and its listing on the Namibian Securities Exchange. The company announced that Kali, who also serves […] The post Letshego Namibia CEO Ester Kali to step down after 13 years first appeared on The Brief | Namibia's Leading Business & Financial News .

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By Douglas Vandergraph A bank can improve its entrance, install the right signs and make its counters easier to reach. These are achievements worth recognising. Yet a customer’s journey does not end at the front door. There is still a queue, a form, an explanation, a decision and, sometimes, an employment application. The full test […] The post The accessible door is only the beginning of the transaction first appeared on The Brief | Namibia's Leading Business & Financial News .

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By Hafeni Kashimbonde Historically, the majority of Namibian state owned enterprises have faced heavy criticism for failing to meet performance targets and acting as financial burdens to the state. Today, Namibia’s state-owned enterprises accumulated a combined total debt of approximately N$11.12 billion and taxpayers remain exposed to a further N$11.8 billion in state-guaranteed debt. This […] The post Breaking the cycle of bailouts: Why Namibia’s public enterprises demand prosecution first appeared on The Brief | Namibia's Leading Business & Financial News .

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Patience Makwele The National Planning Commission (NPC) is looking to mobilise private-sector capital to support Namibia’s development priorities as pressure on traditional sources of development financing grows. The call was made on Tuesday in Windhoek at the 2026 Joint Development Partners Forum and Development Partners Coordination Open Day, held under the theme “Harnessing Emerging Economic […]

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The country’s trade developments have revealed that exports amounted to N$12.2 billion in September while imports were higher, with a value of N$16.9 billion, resulting in a trade deficit (a negative difference between the country’s exports and imports) of N$4.7 billion.

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Namibia Securities Exchange (NSX) recorded approximately N$63 million in share trading during the week ended 6 November 2026, with financial stocks accounting for the bulk of activity on the local market. The NSX report covered trading between 2 and 6 November 2026.

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Namibia’s agricultural recovery is exposing a fundamental challenge: translating improved production into sustainable commercial growth.

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