- British International Investment targets £9 billion of new capital for Africa
- A New Rates Regime: Managing Volatility Post-War - Shane O'Neill, Global Head of Capital Markets
- Break The Mold: Reshaping The Future of African Private Capital
- US Government Equity and Equity-Linked Investments in Critical Minerals - Mayer Brown
- BRVM INVESTMENT DAYS 2026 COMES TO NEW YORK: Positioning WAEMU as an Emerging Destination for Global Investors
Bank of Namibia Wants Growth But Asks Citizens to Be Thrifty
WINDHOEK (Capital Markets in Africa) – Namibia’s central bank wants the economy to rebound from its first contraction in 14 years but has asked citizens to go easy when it comes to taking on new debt. “If the economy starts to pick up, we wouldn’t want to see consumer spending pick up,” Governor Ipumbu Shiimi told reporters Wednesday in the capital, Windhoek. “The message to Namibians — only borrow when you need to borrow.” The central bank…
Read More







