In 2023, the Namibian reported that tertiary institutions produced over 84,000 graduates in the previous five years, in addition more than 6,900 graduates entered the workforce in 2024 alone. Yet, for many of these graduates, the prospects of securing an entry-level position
In recent years, the global financial industry has increasingly recognised the importance of gender diversity in investment decision-making. Asset management, which has long been dominated by men, is beginning to see the value that women bring to the table; not only as
Private equity (PE) represents a critical component of the global financial ecosystem, characterised by investments in non-publicly traded companies. Its significance escalates in the context of economic growth, especially in emerging economies like Namibia. This article explores how PE, as a source
The introduction of the Public Procurement Act in 2015 marked a significant milestone in the quest for transparent and corruption-free government procurement processes in Namibia. This legislative initiative aimed to bring about a fundamental shift in the way public funds were allocated,
The Namibian economy has recently seen its worst years in terms of economic growth. The economy has been in a recession due to a decline in activity in the mining, agriculture, construction, and most recently hospitality and tourism sectors. Before that, the
Agriculture is one of Namibia’s most important sectors and is a significant source of economic growth and industrial transformation. Most of Namibia’s population is dependent directly or indirectly on the agricultural sector for their livelihoods. As an investment asset class, agriculture offers