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PROTECT: Ruben Haimbili stresses the need for protection mechanisms for consumers.

Insurance protection: A shared duty

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Ruben Haimbili.

The PDMS deadline: A N$14.4 billion problem

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MITIGATION: FirstRand Namibia CEO Conrad Dempsey. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

FNB and RMB Namibia drive collective action against financial crimes

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Josef Sheehama is an independent researcher and analyst.

Treasury urged not to flip-flop on PDMS

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ALTERNATE VIEW: John Steytler is an independent economist.

Balancing access, autonomy, and financial responsibility

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WORRY: Civil servants are fearful over the Ministry of Finance's plans to do away with the payment deduction management system mechanism. Photo for illustrative purposes only.

Civil servants need payroll system kept

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Bank Windhoek's managing director, James Chapman.

Financial inclusion: What does it mean for Namibia?

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Paulus TshiningayamwePhoto: Contributed

BoN strengthens digital leadership with Tshiningayamwe

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PayPal stalls full Namibian rollout, central bank reports

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Representations of cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Dash, Ethereum, Ripple and Litecoin are seen in this illustration picture taken June 2, 2021. REUTERS/Florence Lo/Illustration

The silent shift to digital instant payment rails

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Financial inclusion is set to get a boost with the instant payment solution in 2026. Photo Bank of Namibia

Central bank’s payment solution to launch 2026

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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

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