The Windhoek Show has kicked off on a busy note on the first day, with businesses from Namibia and other countries displaying their products and services.

With the monetary policy announcement expected tomorrow, economist Rodney !Hoaeb hopes that the central bank will have consumers in mind, as the increment of the repo rate was already choking.
 

Otjozondjupa Regional Council Chairperson Paulus Nekundi called on local authorities to prioritize land allocation for SMEs to boost entrepreneurship and economic growth during the Otjiwanda SME and Youth Expo in Grootfontein.

Hyphen Hydrogen Energy has engaged small, medium and large businesses to ensure a more stable and transparent supply chain of the green hydrogen development near Lüderitz in ||Kharas Region 

The engagement took place at Lüderitz. 

Skilled tailors and seamstresses are valuable contributors to the local workforce, driving economic activity and fostering social cohesion.

The nbc News team hit the streets of Windhoek to speak with local tailors and gain insight into how business has been throughout the year.

President Nangolo Mbumba has encouraged more German companies to explore investment opportunities in Namibia and expressed appreciation to those who are already doing so.

Standard Bank Business and Commercial Banking has a mission to be the financial partner that empowers businesses to grow, thrive, and make a meaningful impact on the economy.

This is done through a number of products, and Dominic Shikola, Head Client Coverage, Business and Commercial Banking shares more.

The Namibian government plans to launch the Namibia Trade Policy to calibrate economic sector competitiveness.

Swakopmund has already drawn a substantial number of visitors, leading to a shortage of available parking space.

This influx is proving beneficial for the local economy.

nbc News reporter Stefan |Uirab interviewed Swakopmund Mayor Dina Namubes to shed light on the situation.

The discovery of oil and the production of green hydrogen in Namibia have drawn interest from Nigerian businesses.

High Commissioner Terhemen Tarzoor says the diplomatic mission in Windhoek has been inundated by requests for business-to-business exchanges in these sectors.