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Bank Windhoek’s Credit Executive Officer, Eddie King.

Early signs of financial trouble

6 Maande Gelede

Total overdraft debt at local commercial banks the end of October this year amounted to about N$11.6 billion. Photo Unsplash/Emil Kalibradov

Local banks weather NPL clouds

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REPAID: Businesses made repayments to the tune of N$1 billion for loans in June alone. PHOTO KONGA LEND

Business sector pays back N$1 billion in loans in June

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TARGETED: For the year under review, the council of the City of Windhoek spent N$141 million on capital projects. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

City’s debt metrics show improvement

1 Jaar Gelede

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Hof sê Ally moet meer as ’n miljoen aan bank betaal

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EDDIE KING

How to detect and prevent financial strain

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Credit uptake was on the up in November, largely fueled by corporates, money and banking statistics provided by the Bank of Namibia show.

Corporates drive credit uptake in November

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In August 2023, businesses continued to be net repayors of their mortgage loans for the 12th consecutive month. Photo Unsplash/Towfiqu Barbhuiya

Business credit demand still dropping

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Growth data mostly promising

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Photo Towfiqu-barbhuiy/unsplash

Households drive N$119.2bn private sector credit

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Photo Towfiqu-barbhuiy/unsplash

Households drive N$119.2bn private sector credit

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Business instalment and leasing credit increased from nearly N$3.95 billion in June 2022 to some N$4.57 billion a year latyer. Photo Unsplash/Markus Winkler

Business’ overall credit appetite still weak

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