A stock-take of a sector built on momentum while the law that should govern it is still being drafted.
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The Bridge to Windhoek: Voices on What a Direct Swiss Route Asks of Namibia
A route is also a story a country tells about itself. This one is being argued out in conversations, not just timetables.
Who Narrates Namibia: Telling a Luxury Story Without Overselling It
A luxury market is built on narrative. The question for Namibia is who gets to tell its story, and whether the telling stays honest.
Whose Story Is It: Namibia4Life and the Voice Behind the N$1 Billion Deal
Permanent funding does something to a narrative – it changes who gets to tell the conservation story.
From Care to N$3.5 Billion: The Full Story of Langer Heinrich’s Restart
Shuttered in 2018, restarted for US$118 million, earning N$3.5 billion by 2026 – and most of its ore still unsold.
Namibia’s Digital Money Moment: The Edition Bank Windhoek’s WhatsApp Launch Anchors
A bank on WhatsApp, a national instant-payment rail and near-universal phones – the pieces of Namibia’s digital-money moment, read together.
Covering a Promise: How to Report a N$54 Billion Story Before It Is Built
Most of the Hyphen story is still a forecast. Reporting a megaproject before its final decision is a discipline of its own.
The N$2.1 Billion Herd: A Newsroom Guide to Namibia’s Livestock Export Economy
One budget-speech figure, read across five desks, becomes a map of how Namibia earns from cattle.
One Number, Five Readings: How to Frame Namibia’s 375.9 Percent Grain Quarter
A single statistic large enough to celebrate and small enough to doubt. The honest edition holds both at once.