#Vacancy | The Bank of Namibia seeks the service of a suitably qualified, experienced and competent persons to join its workforce in the positions of:
📌 Vendor & Integration Officer
📌 Business Operations Officer
Apply here: bit.ly/3yLPx5j
Due date: 20 November 2026
📌 Vendor & Integration Officer
📌 Business Operations Officer
Apply here: bit.ly/3yLPx5j
Due date: 20 November 2026
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WayaMe is coming! But what exactly is it?
WayaMe is the consumer-facing brand of Namibia’s Instant Payments Solution, designed to make sending and receiving money faster, more affordable and seamless across participating banks and mobile wallets.
It’s not a new bank or an n that will make everyday payments easier for everyone.
Visit ipn.com.na for more!
WayaMe. Coming Soon.
WayaMe is the consumer-facing brand of Namibia’s Instant Payments Solution, designed to make sending and receiving money faster, more affordable and seamless across participating banks and mobile wallets.
It’s not a new bank or an n that will make everyday payments easier for everyone.
Visit ipn.com.na for more!
WayaMe. Coming Soon.
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The October 2026 Financial Stability Report finds that Namibia’s financial system remained stable, sound and resilient in the first half of 2026 despite global uncertainty and emerging risks. Banks remained well-capitalised, liquid and profitable overall. Non-banking financial roadly sound, with fully funded retirement funds and an improved combined ratio for long-term insurers.
Key risks requiring monitoring include elevated cyber risk, increased climate risk, and banks’ rising exposure to government securities. The Macroprudential Oversight Committee deemed the policy stance appropriate, maintaining loan-to-value measures and operationalising the countercyclical capital buffer framework.
Access the full report here: bit.ly/4A926Ci
Key risks requiring monitoring include elevated cyber risk, increased climate risk, and banks’ rising exposure to government securities. The Macroprudential Oversight Committee deemed the policy stance appropriate, maintaining loan-to-value measures and operationalising the countercyclical capital buffer framework.
Access the full report here: bit.ly/4A926Ci
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The Bank of Namibia and the Namibia Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority (@namfisa) hereby jointly release the October 2026 Financial Stability Report (FSR). The report assesses the stability and resilience of the Namibian financial system to both domestic and external ds in financial soundness indicators for domestic banking institutions, NBFI development, and stress test simulations for both banks and non-banks.
The report also analyses developments in the payment infrastructure, the property market, macroprudential surveillance, and regulation.
Check out the 3 key findings below.
Access the full report here: bit.ly/4A926Ci
The report also analyses developments in the payment infrastructure, the property market, macroprudential surveillance, and regulation.
Check out the 3 key findings below.
Access the full report here: bit.ly/4A926Ci
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The Bank of Namibia has issued BID-42, a determination introducing temporary financial relief measures for farmers and agribusinesses affected by the Foot-and-Mouth Disease outbreak and El Niño-induced climatic conditions.
The measures aim to ease financial pressures on affected recovery of the agricultural sector and safeguard financial stability. They include loan repayment relief of up to 24 months, loan restructuring and additional financing options, subject to eligibility requirements.
Swipe through to learn more.
🔗 Read the full media statement here: bit.ly/3AjK2w5
The measures aim to ease financial pressures on affected recovery of the agricultural sector and safeguard financial stability. They include loan repayment relief of up to 24 months, loan restructuring and additional financing options, subject to eligibility requirements.
Swipe through to learn more.
🔗 Read the full media statement here: bit.ly/3AjK2w5
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On 26 and 27 October 2026, the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the Bank of Namibia held its fifth bi-monthly meeting of 2026 to decide on the appropriate monetary policy stance for the next two months. Guided by a comprehensive assessment of the latest economic data and with a arding the peg between the Namibia Dollar and the South African Rand, the MPC unanimously decided to increase the Repo rate by 25 basis points to 7.00 percent.
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#Vacancy
The Bank of Namibia seeks the services of a suitably qualified, experienced and competent person to join its workforce in the position of:
Senior Administrative Assistant: Financial Stability and Macroprudential Oversight Department (Grade: Paterson C1)
Apply here: bit.ly/3yLPx5j.
Due date: 12 November 2026
The Bank of Namibia seeks the services of a suitably qualified, experienced and competent person to join its workforce in the position of:
Senior Administrative Assistant: Financial Stability and Macroprudential Oversight Department (Grade: Paterson C1)
Apply here: bit.ly/3yLPx5j.
Due date: 12 November 2026
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The Bank of Namibia officially handed over a commemorative N$10 silver non-circulating coin, minted in 1996 to honour Namibian sprint legend Mr Frank Fredericks and his remarkable achievements at the Atlanta Olympic Games, to the Namibia National Olympic Committee (NNOC).
Ms Anri Parker, the coin celebrates a defining moment in Namibia’s sporting history and serves as a lasting symbol of national pride and inspiration for future generations of athletes.
Featuring a cheetah symbolising the speed, strength and determination that defined Fredericks’ career, alongside Namibia’s Coat of Arms, the coin represents a tribute to sporting excellence and Namibia’s Olympic legacy.
Ms Anri Parker, the coin celebrates a defining moment in Namibia’s sporting history and serves as a lasting symbol of national pride and inspiration for future generations of athletes.
Featuring a cheetah symbolising the speed, strength and determination that defined Fredericks’ career, alongside Namibia’s Coat of Arms, the coin represents a tribute to sporting excellence and Namibia’s Olympic legacy.
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The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the Bank of Namibia met on the 26th and 27th of October 2026.
The MPC decided to increase the Repo rate by 25 basis points to 7.00 percent. The decision was guided by a comprehensive assessment of the latest economic developments and here: bon.com.na/Bank/Monetary-…
The MPC decided to increase the Repo rate by 25 basis points to 7.00 percent. The decision was guided by a comprehensive assessment of the latest economic developments and here: bon.com.na/Bank/Monetary-…
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The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the Bank of Namibia will announce the monetary policy decision on Wednesday, 28 October 2026.
Watch it live on our Facebook, YouTube and X pages at 11h00 AM.
The current Repo Rate is 6.75%.
#MonetaryPolicy
Watch it live on our Facebook, YouTube and X pages at 11h00 AM.
The current Repo Rate is 6.75%.
#MonetaryPolicy
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The Governor of the Bank of Namibia, Mr Ebson Uanguta, met with the President of the Republic of Namibia, Her Excellency Dr Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, to provide a comprehensive briefing on the state of the Namibian economy, as part of the Bank’s ongoing high-level stakeholder The discussion covered recent global and domestic economic developments, Namibia’s economic growth prospects, the inflation outlook, and emerging risks to macroeconomic and financial stability.
The briefing also highlighted key regulatory developments and progress on the Bank’s strategic initiatives, including the Instant Payments Platform, the Namibia Financial Sector Transformation Strategy, the Bank’s Gold Acquisition Programme and the Sovereign Wealth Fund, all aimed at strengthening the financial sector, advancing financial inclusion and supporting sustainable economic development.
Furthermore, the engagement addressed the Bank’s ongoing efforts to strengthen institutional capacity and international cooperation in preparation for Namibia’s emerging oil and gas industry, green energy transition and broader economic transformation.
The engagement reaffirmed the Bank of Namibia’s commitment to maintaining open and constructive dialogue with the Presidency, providing evidence-based economic insights to inform national policy considerations, and advancing initiatives that safeguard macroeconomic and financial stability while supporting sustainable and inclusive economic development.
The Governor was accompanied by Deputy Governors Ms Leonie Dunn and Mr Nicholas Mukasa, as well as the Deputy Director of Corporate Communications and Sustainability, Ms Naufiku Hamunime.
The briefing also highlighted key regulatory developments and progress on the Bank’s strategic initiatives, including the Instant Payments Platform, the Namibia Financial Sector Transformation Strategy, the Bank’s Gold Acquisition Programme and the Sovereign Wealth Fund, all aimed at strengthening the financial sector, advancing financial inclusion and supporting sustainable economic development.
Furthermore, the engagement addressed the Bank’s ongoing efforts to strengthen institutional capacity and international cooperation in preparation for Namibia’s emerging oil and gas industry, green energy transition and broader economic transformation.
The engagement reaffirmed the Bank of Namibia’s commitment to maintaining open and constructive dialogue with the Presidency, providing evidence-based economic insights to inform national policy considerations, and advancing initiatives that safeguard macroeconomic and financial stability while supporting sustainable and inclusive economic development.
The Governor was accompanied by Deputy Governors Ms Leonie Dunn and Mr Nicholas Mukasa, as well as the Deputy Director of Corporate Communications and Sustainability, Ms Naufiku Hamunime.
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This week, the Governor of the Bank of Namibia, Mr. Ebson Uanguta, participated in Samvad 2026, an international seminar for central banks hosted by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in New Delhi, India.
Held under the theme “Forging a Self-Reliant and Connected Financial Future,” ether central bank leaders, policymakers and financial sector experts to exchange perspectives on the future of financial systems. Governor Uanguta contributed to a high-level panel discussion titled “Future of Payments: Resilient Rails, Responsible Innovation and Frictionless Access,” where he shared Namibia’s experience in advancing financial inclusion, modernising its national payment infrastructure and promoting accessible and interoperable digital payment solutions.
His contribution highlighted Namibia’s ongoing efforts to strengthen its payment ecosystem through initiatives such as the Instant Payment Programme, while underscoring the importance of regional and international cooperation in building inclusive, efficient and connected financial systems. He also outlined ongoing efforts to strengthen cross-border payment interoperability within the SADC region and beyond, aimed at facilitating faster, more affordable and secure transactions.
Held under the theme “Forging a Self-Reliant and Connected Financial Future,” ether central bank leaders, policymakers and financial sector experts to exchange perspectives on the future of financial systems. Governor Uanguta contributed to a high-level panel discussion titled “Future of Payments: Resilient Rails, Responsible Innovation and Frictionless Access,” where he shared Namibia’s experience in advancing financial inclusion, modernising its national payment infrastructure and promoting accessible and interoperable digital payment solutions.
His contribution highlighted Namibia’s ongoing efforts to strengthen its payment ecosystem through initiatives such as the Instant Payment Programme, while underscoring the importance of regional and international cooperation in building inclusive, efficient and connected financial systems. He also outlined ongoing efforts to strengthen cross-border payment interoperability within the SADC region and beyond, aimed at facilitating faster, more affordable and secure transactions.
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#Vacancy
The Bank of Namibia seeks the services of a suitably qualified, experienced and competent person to join its workforce in the position of:
Economist – Domestic Markets: Financial Markets Department (Paterson Grade: C3)
Apply here: bit.ly/3yLPx5j.
Due date: 04 November 2026
The Bank of Namibia seeks the services of a suitably qualified, experienced and competent person to join its workforce in the position of:
Economist – Domestic Markets: Financial Markets Department (Paterson Grade: C3)
Apply here: bit.ly/3yLPx5j.
Due date: 04 November 2026
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#Vacancy
The Bank of Namibia seeks the services of a suitably qualified, experienced and competent person to join its workforce in the position of:
Executive Driver: Governor's Office (Paterson Grade: B1)
Apply here: bit.ly/3yLPx5j.
Due date: 02 November 2026
The Bank of Namibia seeks the services of a suitably qualified, experienced and competent person to join its workforce in the position of:
Executive Driver: Governor's Office (Paterson Grade: B1)
Apply here: bit.ly/3yLPx5j.
Due date: 02 November 2026
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🎙️ BoNcast Episode | Now Available
What happens when you lend money to the Government? How are returns earned, and what should you know before investing?
In this episode of BoNcast, Daniel Kavishe joins host Naufiku Hamunime to explain the practical workings of Government bonds m auctions and interest payments and opportunities for individual investors.
🎧 Watch the full conversation and make more informed investment decisions: bit.ly/3VMOePg.
#BoNcast #BankOfNamibia #FinancialLiteracy
What happens when you lend money to the Government? How are returns earned, and what should you know before investing?
In this episode of BoNcast, Daniel Kavishe joins host Naufiku Hamunime to explain the practical workings of Government bonds m auctions and interest payments and opportunities for individual investors.
🎧 Watch the full conversation and make more informed investment decisions: bit.ly/3VMOePg.
#BoNcast #BankOfNamibia #FinancialLiteracy
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The Bank of Namibia extends its heartfelt condolences to H.E. Dr Hifikepunye Pohamba and the entire Pohamba family on the passing of Madam Penehupifo Pohamba, former First Lady of the Republic of Namibia.
We join the Namibian nation in honouring her life of compassion and her soul rest in eternal peace.
We join the Namibian nation in honouring her life of compassion and her soul rest in eternal peace.
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The Namibia Sustainable Finance Alliance (NSFA), in collaboration with the Bank of Namibia and RMB Namibia, held a workshop under the theme, “Sustainable Finance in Practice: Strategies, Risks and Opportunities for Financial Institutions”. The session explored how institutions investment portfolios from climate risks while financing adaptation and sustainable business opportunities.
Mekondjo Erastus of Monasa Advisory & Associates presented on moving from ESG strategy to investment readiness, outlining what capital providers require. Beth Rivett-Carnac of Rand Merchant Bank explained how to develop an ESG and sustainable finance strategy that connects business priorities with appropriate financing. Dr Chantal Naidoo of Rabia Transitions examined climate risks, potential El Niño impacts and responses by financial institutions, while Colin Lindeque of Carbon Capital highlighted carbon market opportunities in Namibia, including biochar and rangeland restoration. A closing discussion connected these topics to institutions’ financing decisions.
The participants included professionals from banking, investment management, development finance, regulation, sustainability, renewable energy, accounting, research, risk management and compliance, alongside business leaders and media representatives. This was the final workshop in the current 2026 capacity-building and stakeholder engagement series hosted by the NSFA, which brings stakeholders together to address shared gaps in knowledge, data and financing that limit sustainable investment in Namibia.
Mekondjo Erastus of Monasa Advisory & Associates presented on moving from ESG strategy to investment readiness, outlining what capital providers require. Beth Rivett-Carnac of Rand Merchant Bank explained how to develop an ESG and sustainable finance strategy that connects business priorities with appropriate financing. Dr Chantal Naidoo of Rabia Transitions examined climate risks, potential El Niño impacts and responses by financial institutions, while Colin Lindeque of Carbon Capital highlighted carbon market opportunities in Namibia, including biochar and rangeland restoration. A closing discussion connected these topics to institutions’ financing decisions.
The participants included professionals from banking, investment management, development finance, regulation, sustainability, renewable energy, accounting, research, risk management and compliance, alongside business leaders and media representatives. This was the final workshop in the current 2026 capacity-building and stakeholder engagement series hosted by the NSFA, which brings stakeholders together to address shared gaps in knowledge, data and financing that limit sustainable investment in Namibia.
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