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CHAMWE KAIRA  Curro Holdings, the JSE-listed independent school group, has announced the appointment of Rickert Jacobs as the new executive head of Walvis Bay Gymnasium.  With more than two decades of educational experience, Jacobs previously served as the head of high school at Curro Kathu in South Africa’s Northern Cape province. He says his aim is to ‘influence those in my sphere so that the game changers in our society can multiply’ and that his educational philosophy centres on empowering staff members to do the same.  ‘I’m excited by the new opportunity to grow as a professional and to get…

CHAMWE KAIRA  Bannerman Energy Ltd has appointed Felicity Gooding as a non-executive director, the company has announced.  The company said Gooding is a proven senior finance executive with over 20 years of experience in senior finance and management roles within multinational and ASX-listed organisations, based in both Australia and internationally.  “Her core areas of expertise include strategic and financial analysis, debt funding, corporate finance, mergers and acquisitions and sustainability reporting. She has deep experience across a range of key industry sectors, notably green energy, mining, infrastructure, consumer goods, agriculture and philanthropy,” the company said.  Commenting on Gooding’s appointment, Bannerman executive…

CHAMWE KAIRA  The external debts on the books of Paladin Energy, which owns the Langer Heinrich, are the secured debt facility entered into with Nedbank CIB and Macquarie Bank Limited.  This was contained in the company’s quarterly cash flow report for the period ending 31 December 2024.  The facilities are a US$100 million amortising term loan (term facility) with a 5-year term and a US$50 million revolving credit facility (revolving facility) with a three-year term (with two options to extend by 12 months). CNNC Overseas Limited (CNOL) acquired their interest in Langer Heinrich Uranium (LHU) in 2014 and were assigned…

PIERRE-OLIVIER GOURINCHAS We project global growth will remain steady at 3.3% this year and next, broadly aligned with potential growth that has substantially weakened since before the pandemic. Inflation is declining, to 4.2% this year and 3.5% next year, in a return to central bank targets that will allow further normalisation of monetary policy. This will help draw to a close the global disruptions of recent years, including the pandemic and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, which precipitated the largest inflation surge in four decades. Though the global growth outlook is broadly unchanged from October, divergences across countries are widening. Among…

HORST SIMON  Namibia, our country of stark desert sand dunes and a breathtaking coastline where the desert meets the ocean, inhabited by a diverse tapestry of cultures, stands on the verge of a remarkable future if we manage risk and exploit the opportunities we have. Thinking futuristic about the year 2090, our country can emerge not just as a country of hope but as a beacon of achievements, innovation, and success in sustainable growth. The story of our transformation will be one of ambition, unity and an unwavering commitment to progress, success, and sustainability. As a country, we face many…