The outbreak of Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD) is severely affecting the livelihoods of informal meat vendors, particularly in Windhoek’s informal settlements.

Employed Namibians are being encouraged to use their pension benefits to build wealth through property investments while protecting their retirement savings.

Katima Mulilo is positioning itself as a service, tourism and investment hub in the Zambezi Region, with its strategic location giving the town economic links to neighbouring countries.

As Namibia works to strengthen its skills base and create more opportunities for employment and entrepreneurship, technical and vocational education and training continues to play an important role.

The livestock section at the Windhoek Industrial and Agricultural Show, which just opened its doors, has left areas that would normally be occupied by cattle and other animals largely empty.

Business Today's Hendrina Kanyolo reports on the situation on the ground during the first day of exhibitions.

Job hunting is taking a digital turn, with artificial intelligence creating new ways for Namibians to showcase their skills, connect with employers and earn an income.

Namibian culture is finding a new audience in Amsterdam.

Namibian artist Shishani Vranckx who, is based there is bringing elements of African ritual and heritage into an international setting. 

The Namibia Special Risks Insurance Association (NASRIA) handed over N$17 million in dividends to the government following another profitable financial year.

Namibia is positioning itself as an attractive investment destination, with the mining and quarrying sector continuing to dominate foreign direct investment, followed by financial services and manufacturing.

Oil and gas exploration remains an important driver of investment within the extractive sector.

The implementation of the Financial Institutions and Markets Act, FIMA, has brought changes to Namibia's financial regulatory framework, including the regulation of medical aid funds.