Second cohort of BW Emerging Bankers Programme announced

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2026-04-29

WINDHOEK, 29 April 2026- Helvi Shinayata, one of 11 young Namibians, participating in the 18-month Bank Windhoek Emerging Bankers Programme. The programme is aimed at equipping young people with practical banking skills and work experience. (Photo: Contributed)

WINDHOEK, 29 APR (NAMPA) – Bank Windhoek has deployed 11 young Namibians to branches across the country as part of its 18-month Emerging Bankers Programme, aimed at equipping young people with practical banking skills and work experience.
The Bank Windhoek Emerging Bankers Programme was launched in 2024 with an initial investment of N.dollars 1 million. It combines structured learning with hands-on branch experience across the country, particular...

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WINDHOEK, 29 April 2026 – Martin Lewis, one of 11 young Namibians, participating in the 18-month Bank Windhoek Emerging Bankers Programme. The programme is aimed at equipping young people with practical banking skills and work experience. (Photo: Contributed)

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