Our Culture
Vision
To become a globally recognized brand, on the forefront of digital payments solutions, that is accessible to all.
Mission Statement
We are a values-driven global payments service provider that uses the best people, technology, and processes to provide high-quality financial solutions to customers in a way that is functional, accessible, affordable, and easy for everyone.
We do this by being innovative in how we use technology and processes to deliver long-term benefits to shareholders, investors, our people, and stakeholders, as well as to improve the social and economic well-being of the countries where we work.
Values
Human
We engage people with empathy and respect, and put the client’s needs first.
Ethical
We take the road less travelled, not the easy way out.
Innovative
We are a catalyst for the evolution of payments.
Agile
We adapt rapidly to continuous changes in the real world.
Our Achievements
Since 2020, we have expanded our clientele to include over a hundred merchants, settling hundreds of millions in value, and that number continues to grow.

Youth empowered through tech to tackle unemployment
19 May 2025
CodeConnect Namibia, in partnership with the African Connection, recently celebrated eight students successfully completing the Document Warehouse binary programme, leading to internships and job placements that help tackle youth unemployment in Namibia. Africa Connect operations manager Boitshepo Pieters says the programme is about more than coding; it is about transformation. With training in Python, artificial […]
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Hardap Green Scheme to crush lucerne into pellets in October
19 May 2025
The Hardap Green Scheme will start crushing Lucerne for sale in October to prevent it from losing quality when not in demand. Hardap Green Scheme manager Lima Kativa told The Namibian on Wednesday last week that the idea is to add value to lucerne as summer sales are low. “During summer, the buying capacity goes […]
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Police investigates alleged murder of woman at Sangwali
19 May 2025
The police in the Zambezi region are investigating the alleged murder of Namakaliza Sitali (28), who was found dead on Saturday morning at Sangwali village. According to police spokesperson for the Zambezi region and head of community policing inspector Kisco Sitali, the deceased’s body was discovered in her boyfriend’s residential courtyard by a woman who […]
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Corruption accused trio to appear in Katima Mulilo District Court
19 May 2025
Three people arrested by the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) last week in connection to a fraudulent drought relief food supply scheme amounting to over N$4 million are expected to appear in the Katima Mulilo District Court for a formal bail hearing on Monday. The trio who face several charges, including contravening certain sections of the ACC […]
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Sadzu Road renamed in honour of former Namibian president Hage Geingob
19 May 2025
Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, Lusaka, Zambia, 16 May 2025 It gives me pleasure to address this auspicious occasion, which is of great historical significance. Namibia and Zambia share resilient and longstanding bonds of friendship. The people and the government of Zambia, under the leadership of president Hakainde Hichilema, are once again reinforcing the deep ties between our […]
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Kasama Road renamed in honour of founding president Sam Nujoma
19 May 2025
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, Lusaka, Zambia, 16 May 2025 On Monday, 12 May 2025, the people and the government of the Republic of Namibia commemorated what should have been the 96th birthday of our founding father and leader of the Namibian revolution, comrade Sam ‘Shafiishuna’ Nujoma. The government of the Republic of Namibia and the Sam […]
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Fishermen’s protest to resume pending presidential confirmation
19 May 2025
Mining Metal Maritime and Construction Workers Union general secretary Joseph Garoeb on Sunday said the protest of the fishermen employed under the government redress programme (Gerp) will continue once the Office of the President confirms a time and date. The protest was initiated at Walvis Bay on 9 May, with over 1 000 fishermen planning […]
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Walvis Bay prioritises road repairs in budget
19 May 2025
The Walvis Bay Town Council has identified the urgent repair of infrastructure, particularly road maintenance and pothole repairs, as a key priority in its budget for the 2025/26 financial year. This was revealed during the budget speech by management committee chairperson Richard Hoaeb on Friday. “This area represents a significant backlog, and the deteriorating state […]
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Alternative Investments are for Everyone
19 May 2025
For years, building wealth in Namibia appeared to be the reserve of a lucky few, high-paid professionals, successful businesses, or those who got wealthy from money passed down through generations. Traditional investment vehicles like housing, shares, and pension assets have been the cornerstones of building wealth, yet beyond the financial reach of ordinary citizens. This […]
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Africa’s Battle for Fair Credit
19 May 2025
The steep cost of borrowing for African nations is no longer just a technical discussion; it carries billion-dollar implications. Consider a late 2024 comparison: Germany could borrow US$1 billion (about N$18.1 billion) at 2.29% interest, paying roughly US$229 million (about N$4.1 billion) over ten years. Zambia, borrowing the same amount at a much higher 22.5% […]
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Oshana leads with most registered businesses
19 May 2025
The Oshana region has the highest number of registered businesses in Namibia, leading the country with nearly 14 000 enterprises. During the official opening of the Business and Intellectual Property Authority (Bipa) offices in the northern ‘O’ regions on Saturday – Oshana, Oshikoto, Ohangwena and Omusati – minister of industries, mines and energy Natangwe Ithete […]
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Namibia contributes 0.5% to Africa’s N$34.3t debt
19 May 2025
Namibia’s N$164 billion-contribution to Africa’s total debt is a drop in the ocean, standing at 0.478% of the continent’s N$34.3-trillion debt. To address Africa’s debt burden, African leaders and financial experts convened last week for the inaugural African Union Debt Conference in Lomé, Togo, held under the theme ‘Africa’s Public Debt Management Agenda in Restoring […]
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Uber eyes B2B logistics push in India through state-backed open commerce network
19 May 2025

VUZ gets $12M for its immersive video experiences across emerging markets and the U.S.
19 May 2025

Crypto elite increasingly worried about their personal safety
18 May 2025

