Standard Bank supports Circle of Hope

In strengthening its long standing relationship with the Cancer Association of Namibia, Standard Bank as part of corporate social investment gave its support to the recently launched cancer support project called the ‘Circle of Hope.’ Under the Cancer Association of Namibia’s Family Support Centre, the Circle of Hope Project which started its first activities in…

SME’s urged to get ducks in a row for bank loans

Budding entrepreneurs depend heavily on loans from the banking sector to actualise their business goals, and if successfully actualised, these SME’s can positively contribute to the country’s economy in the long run As such, Standard Bank has committed itself to supporting Namibia’s Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in order to boost Namibia’s economic growth through…

B2Gold Sponsors University Debating Event  

  Windhoek, Khomas Region. On the 26th of September, the “Brown Paper Bag” Universities Tourism Debate was hosted at the NUST Hotel School. The event in its entirety was sponsored by B2Gold Namibia. The three most prominent Namibian tertiary institutions participated in the event, namely the Namibia University of Science & Technology (NUST), the International…

Diversify your investments for the best returns

With the local economic uncertainty, more investors are seeking the protection of a diversified global portfolio. A number of myths and uncertainties, however, tend to accompany offshore investing – but achieving success and maximising outcomes need not be as unattainable as many imagine. Offshore Banking or International Personal Banking has, in fact, become much more…

Keeping the Namibian girl in school

  No Namibian girls should stay away from school because of the lack of sanitary necessities. This is the momentum with which employees of Standard Bank’s northern  branches and agencies recently donated toiletries and a number of sanitary items to over 300 disadvantaged school girls of the Oshikunde Combined School in the Okongo Constituency of…

PayToday introduces mobile fuel payments

  Pioneering Namibian-based payment startup, PayToday, has recently introduced business payments, including fuel stations, to its already very successful peer-to-peer payment App. PayToday had a soft launch in March this year, but the initial version of the App only facilitated informal person to person payments. At the beginning of September, PayToday launched its business section…