FNB Namibia

In Namibia’s arid climate, indigenous trees are enduring symbols of resilience, heritage, and sustainability. This Arbor Day, FNB Namibia joined the City of Windhoek and local communities to celebrate National Arbor Day and advance our shared commitment to a greener future. Through the Greenery Project, we have invested N$900,000 over the past three years, planting 400 indigenous trees and plants across schools, high-traffic roads, and community spaces. Each tree planted represents a step toward combating desertification, reducing urban heat, and preserving Namibia’s natural heritage. We are proud to have partnered with the City of Windhoek in planting the seeds for tomorrow.

"When we started out on this dream, it was not about awards – it wasn’t even about having the best tech – it was solving from the point of the client’s perspective.” From the teams building cutting-edge solutions to those on the ground finding ways to make everyday banking simpler, this recognition is a reflection of a shared purpose. FirstRand Namibia Group CEO, Conrad Dempsey, sat down with FNB Namibia CEO of Retail, Nangula Kauluma, to reflect on what it means for FNB Namibia to have been named Africa’s Regional Winner at the Banker’s Technology Awards 2025, and the relentless work that makes it possible. The Banker’s Technology Awards are the global benchmark for innovation in banking, celebrating initiatives that deliver real impact, expanding access, enhancing security, and transforming customer experiences. #FNBNamibia #HelpChangesEverything

Let’s take a look back at the inspiring week that was the Ongwediva Annual Trade Fair 2025! From connecting with entrepreneurs to celebrating innovation and growth, we were proud to stand alongside Namibians shaping the future of entrepreneurship. Thank you to everyone who visited our stand, engaged and connected with us. We look forward to continuing to build a stronger, more inclusive economy together. #FNBNamibia

You may have heard the term “FID” a lot lately. But what does it actually mean and why does it matter for Namibia? In this episode of Beyond the Barrel, Carly Van Der Merwe and Angelique Peake unpack Final Investment Decision (FID) and explain its role in bringing major energy projects from planning to investment. As Namibia’s energy story continues to unfold, understanding the terminology helps us better understand the bigger picture. #FNBNamibia #BeyondtheBarrel #RMB