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Credit extended to the private sector from microlenders has outpaced credit uptake from commercial banks for most of the post-pandemic period, Simonis Storm said.Microlending...

Credit extended to the private sector from microlenders has outpaced credit uptake from commercial banks for most of the post-pandemic period, Simonis Storm said. Microlending...

The N$84.6 billion budget for the financial year (FY) 23/24 that was recently tabled by finance minister Iipumbu Shiimi is the largest budget ever tabled by ministry of finance,...

Theo Klein (photo), economist at Simonis Storm, will join us in the Business7 studio tonight to share his thoughts on the mining outlook for Namibia.The show is broadcast at 19:00...

The prevalence of crisis or above-crisis level food-based coping strategies in Namibia currently stands at 32.52%, according to the Global Alliance for Food Security’s (GAFS)...

Over the period January 2022 to November 2022, Namibia did not record any trade surplus, with the trade deficit averaging N$2.6 billion, according to statistics released by the...

Local banks continue to increase their investment holdings at a faster pace than credit extension to their clients, Simonis Storm said.This once again confirms that banks have...

Analysts at Simonis Storm have observed a faster growth in the number of registered taxpayers compared to the total number of employed Namibians.According to an Afrobarometer...

Credit uptake by the private sector to invest in strategic productive sectors of the economy is crucial in boosting economic growth. According to Simonis Storm, despite perceived...

Credit uptake by the private sector to invest in strategic productive sectors of the economy is crucial in boosting economic growth. According to Simonis Storm, despite perceived...