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ENABLED: The African Development Bank’s N$170 million loan support positions Namibia to advance its global green hydrogen ambitions.

Hyphen gets N$170m AfDB boost

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DEVELOPMENT: The headquarters of the African Development Bank (AfDB) are pictured in Abidjan, Ivory Coast.

AfDB approves US$1.78 billion development plan for Namibbia

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Kehad Snydewel - HR practitioner: Green Enterprise Solutions (Pty) LtdPhoto Contributed

Unlocking Namibia’s digital payment future

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WINNER: Bank Windhoek’s Managing Director, James Chapman (middle), pictured in London, United Kingdom, with representatives from The Banker Magazine.

Bank Windhoek crowned ‘Bank of the Year

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Kehad Snydewel is the MD at Green Enterprise Solutions.

e-Payments empower citizens driving economic growth

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MENTORING: Katuka Mentorship Programme mentors pose with Bronwyn Moody, head of strategic partnerships and corporate social responsibility at Bank Windhoek (seated, third from left) and Deseré Lundon-Muller, founder and programme director (seated, third from right).

Katuka celebrates 2025 graduates, welcomes new cohort

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Katuka Mentorship Programme mentees pictured with Bronwyn Moody, Head of Strategic Partnerships and Corporate Social Responsibility at Bank Windhoek (seated, second from left) and Deseré Lundon-Muller, Founder and Programme Director (seated, second from right).

Katuka celebrates 2025 graduates, welcomes new cohort

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STRONG: Uranium exports surged to N$7.9 billion, up N$6.1 billion year-on-year and N$3.6 billion quarter-on-quarter.

Mineral surge halves Namibia's external gap

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CONGRAGULATIONS: Martha Iipinge, Learning Support Consultant at Bank Windhoek, Marlize Horn, Capricorn Foundation Executive Officer, David Nuyoma, Capricorn Group Chief Executive Officer, Tertius Liebenberg, Managing Director: Capricorn Asset Management, Zelda van den Berg, Manager: Human Capital Business Partner. Back row left: Chaldun van Wyk, Learning Facilitator, and centre: Louretta Louw, Head: People Development at Bank Windhoek, pictured with the graduates.

Bank Windhoek’s emerging bankers programme first cohort graduate

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STRENGTHENING: Kristian Olsson Selerud, the deputy ambassador of Sweden to Namibia and South Africa, central banking official Lazarus Amukeshe, and Ana Beatriz Martins, the European Union's ambassador to Namibia.

EU Supports Namibia's efforts to fight illicit financial flows

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rom the left is James Chapman, Bank Windhoek Managing Director, and Kingsley Kwenani, Deputy Executive Director of the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Land Reform’s. Photo Provided

Bank Windhoek Agri Series champions genetic diversity

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