Financial Journalism Training Programme Underway in Windhoek
What happened
The Bloomberg Media Initiative Africa financial journalism training programme launched in Windhoek on September 24, 2026. The Bank of Namibia urged financial reporters to scrutinize institutions, warning that inaccurate reporting can contribute to financial uncertainty. The Bank of Namibia governor stated that financial systems depend on reliable information, citing the 2023 Silicon Valley Bank collapse as an example of how quickly information can trigger action.
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The remarks highlighted that financial journalism is considered part of the infrastructure of price and financial stability. The governor noted that judgments regarding lending, deposits, and pension fund investments all rely on sound information.
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