07
Nov
JOHN-MORGAN BEZUIDENHOUT Namibia is moving into her election period and there have been some levels of uncertainty around the country’s future economic and political paths. More specifically, multinationals are looking for policy certainty for long term hydrocarbon investments to be kick-started. Furthermore, the last year saw Namibian assets being favored due to economic tailwinds and governmental fiscal prudence. However, the government has fallen short on developmental and capital expenditure which could exacerbate inequality and prevent many Namibians from entering the formal economy. Another important factor to consider is that the region is viewing Namibia as a key logistical hub through…