Namibia struck up numerous alliances with key strategic partners during COP27, inching one step closer to becoming a key player in the global green hydrogen industry.

Namibia's financial services sector faces a fundamental regulatory transformation as two landmark pieces of legislation—FIMA and the NAMFISA Act—come into force, imposing stricter governance requirements...

The Government of Namibia has expressed its commitment to ensuring the effective implementation and achievement of the regional and international climate change agreements to which it is a party.

The Namibia Securities Exchange has introduced a streamlined regulatory framework for transitioning listed debt instruments from JIBAR to ZARONIA, establishing an exchange-level process that differs significantly from South Africa's approach. This directive allows issuers to implement the benchmark transition through simple addenda without bondholder approval, raising important questions about the balance between regulatory efficiency and contractual rights in debt capital markets.