Namibia
Economy
Namibia's economic prospects are propped up by the swiftly growing national travel and tourism (T&T) industry, currently the fourth fastest expanding tourism sector in the world....
2006-09-28Political Risk
Namibia's two million inhabitants live in a country that is largely desert, but with rich coasts, and areas of game-rich grasslands and fertile highland plateaus. As most of the...
2006-09-01Economy
Our view of the main economic indicators is unchanged following a fresh review. Real GDP growth performance will remain acceptable, if hardly spectacular, mainly because the cost...
2006-09-01Economy
The ruling SWAPO party has been in power since independence in 1990 and is seen by the overwhelming majority of the electorate as the natural party of government. In general it has...
2006-09-01Economy
Judging by data and assessments released recently by both the government and the IMF, 2005 was not a great year for the economy with real growth dropping to 3.5% from 5.9% in 2004....
2006-07-04Economy
The government prides itself on the level of healthcare it provides but has been caught off-guard by a serious outbreak of polio that has so far killed 7 people and infected a further...
2006-07-04Economy
The recently released budget anticipates a small fiscal deficit over the next two years, but only because the government aims to increase spending on infrastructure and social provision....
2006-04-19Economy
Namibia gained independence from SA 'administration' in 1990, but the economic ties between the two countries remain a dominant feature, especially as the local dollar is fixed-at-par...
2006-04-07Economy
Four opposition parties have applied jointly to the High Court to have the outcome of the November 2004 presidential and parliamentary elections reviewed. The elections resulted in...
2005-07-15Economy
BMI believes that the economy will continue to grow by 3-4% annually, but will find it difficult to better that. The performance of the South African rand, to which the local dollar...
2005-07-13




