Goreangab mall to be completed in April 2026

Chamwe Kaira Oryx Properties says construction of the Goreangab Mall development in Windhoek is on track for completion in April 2026. The 14 500-square-meter mall will serve the Goreangab suburb, the greater Katutura area, and surrounding communities.It will host more than 40 tenants and be anchored by Shoprite with 60% of the lettable space has […]

Standard Bank Namibia and Oryx Properties partner to develop Goreangab Mall

economist.com.na - 26/Sep 11:57

Standard Bank Namibia this week announced the extension of its partnership with Oryx Properties Limited through an N$178 million financing package to...

Goreangab Mall set to transform community access

economist.com.na - 30/Sep 11:11

Oryx Properties Limited and Safland Group hosted an exclusive media walkthrough of the Goreangab Mall development last week, showcasing progress on...

Tourism expected to generate N$4.6 billion in revenue

observer24.com.na - 01/Oct 06:32

Chamwe Kaira The tourism industry is expected to expand by 5.5% in 2025, generating N$4.6 billion in revenue. Growth will be supported by targeted...

Key Sukma 2026 venues on track for April completion

thestar.com.my - 05/Oct 23:00

TWO key venues in Selangor for the 2026 Malaysia Games (Sukma) are currently undergoing upgrades and scheduled to be completed by April next year,...

Vacant properties on two Dublin streets to be made into cost-rental homes for key workers

thejournal.ie - 01/Oct 16:24

The pilot will focus on Middle Abbey Street, North Frederick Street and the surrounding area.

Pension funds invested N$18.6 billion locally

observer24.com.na - 01/Oct 06:35

Chamwe Kaira Pension funds remained the largest investors in the local market, with holdings worth N$18.6 billion in 2024. Domestic...

Rising agriculture output set to boost meat processing

observer24.com.na - 30/Sep 07:35

Chamwe Kaira FNB Namibia expects improvements in agriculture to support both the primary sector and downstream meat processing, while tourism is...

Microlending loan book grew to N$8.1 billion

observer24.com.na - 30/Sep 07:39

Chamwe Kaira The microlending loan book grew by 12.8% year-on-year, reaching N$8.1 billion by the end of 2024, the Namibia Financial Institutions...

Namfisa forces firms to pay N$11.8m for poor services

observer24.com.na - 01/Oct 06:30

Chamwe Kaira Consumers received N$11.8 million from 87 complaints lodged against non-banking financial institutions with the Namibia Financial...

Policy uncertainty to test mining sector’s resilience

observer24.com.na - 30/Sep 07:42

Chamwe Kaira The Chamber of Mines of Namibia says the outlook for the country’s mining sector remains broadly positive, supported by strong global...

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