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In both Ghana and Malawi, women cannot access funding as easily as men, so sustainable agricultural initiatives were less successful. Photo Pexels

Africa’s smallholder farmers are using bright ideas to adapt to climate change

5 Dae Gelede

The Bank of Namibia will launch an instant payment platform and insists it is in the public interest. Photo contributed

Central bank gets into the payment groove

1 Week Gelede

So far, 24 countries are officially trading under AfCFTA, including South Africa and Nigeria. The Port of Walvis Bay appears in the background.

'We are on our own'- Africa looks within to weather growing global tariff turmoil

2 Weke Gelede

The Government Institutions Pension Fund pension-backed home loan scheme’s focus will be on affordability and its potential to transform homeownership for the Fund’s 97 512 active members, particularly in underserved areas. Photo contributed

GIPF housing scheme ready by year-end

2 Weke Gelede

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Big four banks, PAN fined for price-fixing scheme

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Chart of the Week

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‘African finance ministers shouldn’t be making bond deals’

1 Maand Gelede

Pressing Ghana and Zambia to default, rather than supporting pragmatic restructuring aligned with their strong growth prospects, exacerbates Ghana and Zambia’s financial vulnerability. Photo Pexels / Dii Nyau

Africa’s development banks undermined

1 Maand Gelede

The Bank of Namibia is appealing to its regulated entities to bring its lending rates down in line with its peers in the common monetary area, amid indications that commercial banks offer credit to banking customers at a higher rate. PHOTO Bank of Namibia

Namibia’s banks urged to cut lending rates in line with CMA

1 Maand Gelede

ADVICE: Claire Hobbs discusses the role of commercial banks, specifically Bank Windhoek, in promoting sustainable finance within Namibia.

Commercial bank role in building a sustainable financial future

2 Maande Gelede

The monetary policy committee of the Bank of Namibia elected to keep the repo rate unchanged at 6.75%.

Repo rate holds steady as inflation forecasts rise

3 Maande Gelede

POWER: Ferdinand Nghiyolwa – Director of Business Development Ino Harith Capital, Ejike Egbuagu - Chief Executive of Moneda Captial and Chuka Okafor – Specialised Finance and Strategic Advisor to FNB Commercial.

FNB, Moneda Capital and Ino Capital Sign MoU to boost SME participation in energy sector

3 Maande Gelede

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