As Namibia embraces a rapidly evolving approach to work and global skillsets, the Bank of Namibia remains committed to fulfilling its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR).

This commitment is made evident through the Bank’s longstanding initiatives aimed at fostering socio-economic development and providing educational opportunities.

The Bank last Friday awarded twelve (12) bursaries to students who excelled in their 2023 academic results to pursue their tertiary education in various fields of studies at SADC institutions of higher learning.

The students were accepted to pursue their studies in Accounting, Mathematics, Statistics, Actuarial Science, Computer and Data Science, Economics, Cyber Security, and Industrial Engineering for undergraduate and postgraduate studies.

For the undergraduate and postgraduate bursaries of 2024, the Bank selected the following twelve successful beneficiaries:

  • Zaida April – Bachelor of Commerce in Chartered Accounting, at the University of Namibia.
  • Martha Mathew – Bachelor of Computer Science, at the Namibia University of Science & Technology
  • Helvi Shuudifonya – Bachelor of Economics, at the University of Namibia
  • Thomas Shivule – Bachelor of Science in Computing, at the University ofNamibia
  • Adam Saal – Bachelor of Data Science, at the University of Namibia
  • Maarina Vilho – Bachelor of Applied Mathematics and Statistics, at Namibia University of Science & Technology
  • Alwyn Burger – Bachelor of Commerce in Actuarial Science, at Stellenbosch University
  • Letisha Binga – Bachelor of Computer Science – Cyber Security, at the University of Namibia
  • Germin Araxas – Bachelor of Industrial Engineering, at the Namibia University of Science & Technology
  • Rosa Musore – Bachelor of Commerce in Chartered Accounting, at the University of Namibia
  • Mulela Matengu – Bachelor of Economics, at the University of Namibia
  • Kavejaruka Kozonguizi – Masters in Industrial Engineering, at the University of Stellenbosch.

The bursary scheme covers the students’ tuition fees, textbooks, transportation, accommodation, living related costs for the duration of studies and return transport for those admitted outside the country.

The Bank of Namibia is steadfast in its efforts to foster the development of competent individuals who will propel Namibia’s economy and fulfil the country’s developmental goals.

In the photo: The 12 bursary recipients, standing with Governor !Gawaxab on the right.