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The champion Antonius Amugongo (centre) from Oshakati emerged victorious in the 2025 Nedbank for Good Series competition at the Grootfontein Golf Club. He is seen with Nedbank Namibia Grootfontein Branch senior teller, Erens Katuuo (left), and personal banker, Doris Hangara.

Nedbank for Good series concludes successful northern stint

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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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RWC repechage detour – strap in for a bumpy ride

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From left: Nedbank Oshakati branch manager, Beatha Hilundwa, with the women’s and men’s golf winners Sesilia Nkoshi and Jeremiah Andreas; and Nedbank Oshakati branch administrator, Taimi Mwiila; at the Nedbank for Good Series round 6 prize-giving at Oshakati. Photo contributed

Nedbank for Good winner takes it by a single point

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Fiona Anderson, Agra Provision manager, urges farmers to develop business skills to turn agricultural passion into sustainable livelihoods. PHOTO Jacques du Toit

Farming needs business skills, not just passion — AgraProvision

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Image for illustrative purposes only. Photo Pexels / Victor Oluwayoju

Women entrepreneurs pioneering climate adaptation in Africa

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The way forward for Namibia’s crop farming is irrigation and developing the value chain, says NAB CEO, Fidelis Mwazi. PHOTO Jacques du Toit

Crop sector must focus beyond market access; irrigation essential

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PROTECT: Wild animals have killed more than 300 livestock over the past five years in conservancies neighbouring Etosha. Photo:https://www.etoshanationalpark.org/

Wildlife kills hundreds of livestock in conservancies neighbouring Etosha

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PROTECT: Wild animals have killed more than 300 livestock over the past five years in conservancies neighbouring Etosha. Photo:https://www.etoshanationalpark.org/

Wildlife kills hundreds of livestock in conservancies neighbouring Etosha

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Arnold Klein, CEO of Agra, says the agricultural sector must attract more skilled and younger participants. PHOTO Jacques du Toit

Agriculture needs youth, skills and business focus

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Pictured FLTR at the sponsorship announcement are Arnold Klein (Agra); JG van Graan (Nedbank Namibia); Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Land Reform Inge Zaamwani; Dr Fidelis Mwazi (Namibian Agronomic Board); Martha Murorua (Nedbank Namibia); and Fiona Anderson (Agra ProVision). PHOTO Jacques du Toit

Nedbank serious about agri-sector, low GDP contribution unimportant

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