Business Report

Coming up in the Market Watch — Michelle van Wyk speaks to Oliver Diggle from Cirrus Investments about the future of global energy, the impact of Middle East tensions on oil prices, and why the race for AI dominance may ultimately come down to who can produce the cheapest energy.  

In Tech Talk Gerald tells us all about three security measures businesses should consider.  

In the Alexforbes Lead Story: The Third Youth in Oil and Gas Summit 2026 will take place in Walvis Bay from 23 to 25 July, bringing together government, industry, and young professionals as Namibia’s offshore oil discoveries continue to advance. Angie Scholtz is joined by Justina Erastus, the founder and convener of the Youth in Oil and Gas Summit.  

In the Namdeb SPOTLIGHT Angie Scholtz, talks with Elton Josea, the Section Engineer, Earth Moving, at Namdeb, based in Oranjemund.  

Today in Ghost Biz, Gary Stroebel and The Finance Ghost discuss: -Dis-Chem: A sharp share price drop after earnings disappoint, with investors questioning whether the pharmacy giant still deserves its premium valuation. -Nampak: What the packaging group's latest results reveal about consumer spending pressure and the challenges facing South Africa's retail supply chain. -SPAR: Profits under severe pressure, market share concerns mounting, and growing questions over whether management has a […]

Namibia is set to deepen trade and investment relations with China through a series of business forums and sector engagements taking place alongside President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah's State Visit to China from 6 to 10 July. Angie Scholtz sits down with the Managing Director of High Economic Intelligence, Salomo Hei.

Michelle van Wyk speaks to Eloise du Plessis from PSG about understanding what you really own when you invest, the risks of leveraged products, and why investors should think twice before chasing extraordinary returns.  

In Tech Talk Gerald tells us all about the five common types of business technology.  

In the Alexforbes Lead Story: Angie Scholtz is joined by the Managing Director of Pupkewitz Megabuild, Martin Schoemann, following the company’s recognition as “Best of Namibia in Retail” — an achievement that highlights its continued strength in Namibia’s highly competitive DIY and hardware retail sector.