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Functions of BoN

The objective of the central bank of Namibia, according the Namibian Constitution, is to “serve as the State’s principle instrument to control
the money supply, the currency and the institutions of finance, and to
perform all other functions ordinarily performed by a central bank”. The Bank of Namibia Act No. 15 of 1997 further elaborates on this by
laying down the following o

bjectives:

-To promote and maintain a sound monetary, credit and financial system,
in Namibia and sustain the liquidity, solvency and functioning of that system.
-To promote and maintain internal and external monetary stability and efficient
payment mechanism;
-To foster monetary, credit and financial conditions conducive to the orderly,
balanced and sustained economic development of Namibia;
-To serve as the Governments’ banker, financial advisor and fiscal agent; and
-To assist in the attainment of national economic goals.

Recently, the Bank of Namibia’s Financial Markets Department (FMD) hosted a bilateral engagement with the Deutsche Bunde...
09/09/2026

Recently, the Bank of Namibia’s Financial Markets Department (FMD) hosted a bilateral engagement with the Deutsche Bundesbank to strengthen capacity in investment and international reserves management. The engagement formed part of the EU-funded European System of Central Banks (ESCB) programme with African central banks, which promotes knowledge exchange and institutional capacity building among participating central banks.

As part of the engagement, FMD hosted two Financial Markets experts from the Deutsche Bundesbank, Torsten Rothe, Head of Foreign Reserve Management Section and Kim Robin Erhart , Senior Portfolio Manager, for three days of technical discussions and knowledge exchange. The sessions brought together strategic reserve management concepts and practical portfolio management applications, covering reserve management governance, strategic and tactical asset allocation, liquidity management, benchmark design, performance attribution, credit analysis and risk management.

The engagement provided a valuable platform for the Bank’s Financial Markets team to exchange experiences with their Bundesbank counterparts and gain further insights into operational processes and international reserve management practices. Through partnerships such as these, the Bank continues to strengthen the capabilities of its Financial Markets Department and advance sound international practices in the prudent management of Namibia’s international reserves.

In just 2 days, the brightest young minds from all 14 regions of Namibia will go head-to-head in the Bank of Namibia Nat...
09/09/2026

In just 2 days, the brightest young minds from all 14 regions of Namibia will go head-to-head in the Bank of Namibia National High School Competition Grand Finale 2026.

After an exciting journey through the regional rounds, 14 schools have earned their place on the national stage, each carrying the hopes and pride of their region.

The buzzers are ready, the stakes are high, and the stage is set. Which school will outthink the rest and be crowned the 2026 National Champion?

Date: 11 September 2026
Time: 17:30

Watch it live on the Bank of Namibia’s Facebook, X and YouTube platforms.

The Bank of Namibia seeks the services of a suitably qualified, experienced and competent person to join its workforce i...
08/09/2026

The Bank of Namibia seeks the services of a suitably qualified, experienced and competent person to join its workforce in the position of:

IT Security Specialist: Paterson Grade: C3

Apply here: https://services.bon.com.na/recruitment

Due date: 21 September 2026

Learners at Epukiro Secondary School in the Omaheke Region now have access to a more interactive and digitally enabled l...
08/09/2026

Learners at Epukiro Secondary School in the Omaheke Region now have access to a more interactive and digitally enabled learning environment following the installation of a Clevertouch Smart Board supported by the Bank of Namibia in collaboration with Eduvision Namibia.

Yesterday, Deputy Governor of the Bank of Namibia, Mr. Nicholas Mukasa officially handed over the technology to the school’s Principal, Mr. Sagarias Uanivi.
The Smart Board enables teachers to present curriculum-aligned digital content, demonstrate scientific and geographical concepts visually, work through mathematics problems step by step, and conduct interactive exercises that promote greater learner participation.

Through Eduvision Namibia’s online learning platform, Epukiro can also connect with other participating schools. Teachers can deliver live lessons to multiple classrooms simultaneously, expanding access to learning resources and expertise that may not always be readily available in rural communities.
This support forms part of the Bank of Namibia’s Corporate Social Investment and Responsibility Programme, under which education remains a key focus area. It reflects the Bank’s commitment to helping bridge the digital divide and ensuring that a learner’s location does not limit their access to technology-enhanced education.

In addition to Epukiro Secondary School, the Bank has supported the installation of Smart Boards at:
• Gam Secondary School – Otjozondjupa Region
• Cornelius Goreseb High School – Kunene Region
• Gochas Secondary School – Hardap Region
• Himarwa Iithete Senior Secondary School – Kavango West Region

By expanding access to digital learning tools, the Bank is helping equip young Namibians with the knowledge, skills and technological exposure required to participate meaningfully in an increasingly digital and knowledge-based economy.

The Bank of Namibia has been recognised with the 2026 Institutional Leadership Award by the Alliance for Financial Inclu...
07/09/2026

The Bank of Namibia has been recognised with the 2026 Institutional Leadership Award by the Alliance for Financial Inclusion (AFI) at the Global Policy Forum in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea. The award was received on behalf of the Bank by Deputy Governor Leonie Dunn, who also serves as a member of the AFI Board of Directors. The recognition reflects the Bank’s leadership and continued contribution to advancing financial inclusion through global policy dialogue, peer learning and knowledge exchange across the AFI network. Namibia’s contribution to global financial inclusion has been recognised at two levels: the Bank for its institutional leadership, and its technical expertise through the individual leadership and contribution of one of its officials.

Complementing the Bank’s institutional recognition, Mrs Sesilia Nekwaya-Okafor, Principal Economist at the Bank of Namibia, received the 2026 Technical Leadership Award for her contribution to AFI’s Financial Inclusion Data and Impact Working Group (FIDIWG), where she serves as Co-Chair and Gender Focal Point Lead.

The two recognitions reaffirm the Bank of Namibia’s active role in shaping financial inclusion policy, strengthening evidence-based policymaking and contributing Namibia’s experience and technical expertise to the global financial inclusion community.

 The Bank of Namibia seeks the services of a suitably qualified, experienced and competent person to join its workforce ...
28/08/2026



The Bank of Namibia seeks the services of a suitably qualified, experienced and competent person to join its workforce in the position of:

Remuneration and Benefits Officer: Human Resources Department (Paterson Grade: C3)

Apply here: https://bit.ly/3yLPx5j.

Due date: 11 September 2026

Request for Proposal | The Bank of Namibia invites qualified service providers to submit an expression of interest for:D...
28/08/2026

Request for Proposal | The Bank of Namibia invites qualified service providers to submit an expression of interest for:

Development of an Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning-Based Licensing Assessment Tool for the Bank of Namibia

📧 Submit to: [email protected]
⏰ Deadline: Friday, 11 September 2026 at 12:00.

Download the Terms of Reference (ToR) here: https://bit.ly/4x1XcVF

The Bank of Namibia recently hosted a high-level delegation from the Bank of Botswana, led by Governor Lesego Moseki and...
24/08/2026

The Bank of Namibia recently hosted a high-level delegation from the Bank of Botswana, led by Governor Lesego Moseki and Deputy Governor Dr. Agnes Khunwana, as part of continued engagement between the two institutions. The visit served as an opportunity for the central banks to exchange perspectives and experiences across several areas of mutual interest, while further strengthening a longstanding institutional relationship underpinned by a Memorandum of Understanding for mutual collaboration.

During the visit to Namibia, the delegation engaged with the Bank of Namibia’s senior management, joined the Bank’s Monetary Policy Announcement and participated in a Public Lecture hosted jointly by the Bank of Namibia and the University of Namibia. At the Public Lecture, Governor Moseki shared Botswana’s experience through his presentation, “The P**a Fund: Past, Present and Future,” reflecting on the country’s management of mineral wealth and the importance of fiscal discipline, deliberate saving, economic diversification and strong institutions. His contribution complemented the Namibian perspective presented by Bank of Namibia Governor Mr Ebson Uanguta and provided an opportunity for stakeholders to draw lessons between Botswana’s established resource-management journey and Namibia’s emerging opportunities.

The engagement reflects the enduring ties between the Bank of Namibia and the Bank of Botswana and the value both institutions continue to place on peer learning, knowledge exchange and closer cooperation in advancing sound central banking and economic development in the region.

 The Financial Intelligence Centre (FIC) seeks the services of a suitably qualified, experienced and competent persons t...
21/08/2026



The Financial Intelligence Centre (FIC) seeks the services of a suitably qualified, experienced and competent persons to join its workforce in the positions of:

- Principal Compliance Data Analyst - Grade: P3 (Patterson: D1)
- Principal Strategic Intelligence Analyst - Grade: P3 (Patterson: D1)
- Principal Legal And Policy Analyst - Grade: P3 (Patterson: D1)
- Senior Interpretation & Enforcement Analyst - Grade: P2 (Patterson: C4)
- Senior Investigative Financial Intelligence Analyst - Grade: P2 (Patterson: C4)
- Data Technologist - Grade: P1 (Patterson: C3)

Apply here: https://bit.ly/3yLPx5j.

Due date: 01 September 2026

17/08/2026

What do Namibians see when they look five years ahead?

As part of the 2026 Monetary Policy Dialogue, we took the conversation beyond the numbers and asked members of the public two questions: What do you foresee for Namibia’s economy over the next five years? And what would you ask the Governor?

Because economic dialogue is not only about what the data tells us, but also what Namibians are experiencing and anticipating.

Watch what they had to say.

Missed the dialogue? Watch it here: https://bit.ly/4gh44s0

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Robert Mugabe Avenue
Windhoek
9000

Opening Hours

Monday 08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 17:00
Thursday 08:00 - 17:00
Friday 08:00 - 17:00

Telephone

+264612835111

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