Category: Publications

The Economic Association of Namibia (EAN) has published a great number of articles on issues of economic importance in Namibia over a number of years. We provide a comprehensive data base of such on our website.

You can find particular data through the search option below or you can read among the categories in order to find content of interest to you.

Contributions towards the SDG Booklet and Business 7 can be found here. and here.

EAN has published analytical articles about economic topis in various newspapers over the past years. They can he found here.

Newspaper articles on EAN events and activities can be found here.

You can find a collection of presentations held during EAN events here.

An EAN Booklet that reproduces articles regarding “Land and Livelihood in Namibia” can be downloaded here, for ease of consumption and reference.

EAN Survey Report on Public Perspectives: Allocation and Effectiveness of Namibia’s National Budget

The Economic Association of Namibia launched the ‘EAN Survey Report on Public Perspectives: Allocation and Effectiveness of Namibia’s National Budget’, at the Stakeholder Consultation Meeting for the 2025/2026-2027/2028 Medium Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF). This meeting is a part of the Ministry’s ongoing efforts to engage with key industry stakeholders in the formulation of the MTEF […]

Namibia Economic Outlook 2022

The EAN discussed the state of the Economy yesterday at a fully packed event, amid growing food and energy prices as well as global tensions caused by the war in Ukraine.

The Namibian Economy: RMB View

Namibia: The Namibian economy sank even deeper into recession after 3Q18 GDP came in at -0.8%, marking the tenth consecutive quarter of negative economic growth. With fishing, construction, manufacturing, trade, hospitality, health and government sectors all contracting, the road to economic recovery is becoming increasingly daunting, at a stage where electricity and water is the […]

Trumpism

Moody’s Investors Service on Friday affirmed several of Namibia’s credit ratings, but also retained a negative outlook. Those affirmed, Moody’s said, are the Ba1 long-term issuer and senior unsecured ratings. The decision reflects Namibia’s slowly improving growth prospects, the ratings agency said, as well as “moderate” wealth, both of which are supporting the economy’s shock […]