Chief Executive Officers of state-owned enterprises were reminded of their vital role in supporting economic growth and investor confidence.
The CEOs were tasked to always prioritise service delivery to avoid becoming a burden to the state through continuous bailouts.
The Cabinet has approved the establishment of the Green Hydrogen Industries Council, bringing together key national leaders and institutions to guide and coordinate the nation's green industrial development.
The Swakopmund Constituency Development Fund has awarded machinery to boost twelve small businesses in the coastal town.
The handover of equipment, including sewing, printing, and washing machines, aims to empower local entrepreneurs and stimulate economic growth.
The Chairperson of the National Council has urged members of parliament to carefully scrutinise the appropriation bill to ensure that public resources advance the objectives of improving the life of citizens.
Cybersecurity has transformed from merely a technical necessity into a foundation of broader economic development.
This was a key takeaway at the opening of a three-day 2026 Namibia International Cyber-Security Conference and Exhibition.
Namibia is taking the lead in combating youth unemployment following its recommendations in the Targeted Review Report on Youth Unemployment and the implementation of its National Programme of Action.
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has called for mutual trust and benefit in the oil sector with investors. Dr. Nandi Ndaitwah made the call during the courtesy visit by the Executive Vice President, for Exploration, Strategy and Portfolio for Integrated Gas and Upstream at Shell, Eugene Okpere.
Namibia's green hydrogen ambitions continue to advance with a new partnership aimed at strengthening local participation in the sector.
The president of the Arab Bank for Economic Development in Africa (BADEA), Abdullah Khalil Al-Musaibeeh, is in Namibia for three days to strengthen bilateral cooperation and explore new development opportunities.
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, in her second State of the Nation Address (SONA), outlined progress made by the eighth administration in the seven priority areas and economic enablers.
