List of state-owned enterprises in Namibia
Namibia has a number of state-owned enterprises that fall under the Ministry of Public Enterprises established in March 2015. Leon Jooste heads this ministry.[1] The following enterprises are owned by the Republic of Namibia:[2][3]
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| Company name | Budget contribution 2013/2014-2015-2016 | Description |
|---|---|---|
| NamDeb | 1,514 Mio | Diamond mining |
| Namibia Diamond Trading Company | 294 Mio | Diamond trading |
| Bank of Namibia | 262 Mio | |
| Namibia Post & Telecommunications Ltd | 50 Mio | |
| NamibRe | 3 Mio | Reinsurance |
| University of Namibia | -2,647 Mio | Tertiary education |
| Namibia Students' Financial Assistance Fund | -2,013 Mio | Student loans |
| Air Namibia | -1,766 Mio | |
| Veterans Subversion Fund | -1,382 Mio | Uplifting veterans of the Namibian struggle for Independence |
| Namibia Broadcasting Corporation | -1,055 Mio | State broadcaster |
| Namibia University of Science and Technology | -996 Mio | Tertiary education |
| Namibia Training Authority | -899 Mio | Vocational education |
| Development Bank of Namibia | -350 Mio | Development of SMEs |
| National Housing Enterprise | -320 Mio | Provisioning of housing for low and middle-income families |
| Agribank | -284 Mio | Financing of agricultural projects and farm acquisitions |
| Namibia Airports Company | -283 Mio | Maintennance of Namibian airports |
| Namiban College of Open Learning (NamCOL) | -258 Mio | Secondary education |
| Namport | -205 Mio | Management of Namibian ports |
| Land Acquisition and Development Fund | -245 Mio | Implementing land reform according to the Willing buyer, willing seller principle |
| National Youth Service | -232 Mio | Employment and training projects for the Namibian youth |
| Namibian Institute for Public Administration and Management
(NIPAM) |
-162 Mio | Tertiary education for Government |
| SME Bank of Namibia | -161 Mio | Financing Namibian SMEs |
| Namibia Statistics Agency | -158 Mio | Collect, analyse, and disseminate statistics for the formulation of
public policy |
| [[
Namibian Standards Institution ]] |
-124 Mio | Develop and maintain standards for Namibia |
| Namibia Tourism Board | -90 Mio | Development of the tourism sector |
| Regional Equity and Development Fund | -90 Mio | |
| TransNamib | -90 Mio | Operation of Namibian railways |
| National Emergency and Disaster Management Fund | -82 Mio | Managing floods, droughts, and food assistance programmes |
| Namibia Qualifications Authority | -75 Mio | Registering Namibian educational qualifications and evaluating foreign
degrees |
| Youth Credit Scheme | -62 Mio | |
| Namibia Press Agency (NAMPA) | -60 Mio | |
| New Era | -57 Mio | SWAPO-friendly newspaper |
| National Youth Council | -56 Mio | |
| Namibia Wildlife Ressorts | -52 Mio | Operation of the major tourist ressorts in Namibia |
| Social Security Development Fund | -51 Mio | |
| Namibia Development Corporation | -49 Mio | |
| Financial Interagency Centre | -45 Mio | |
| Epangelo Mining | -33 Mio | |
| NamZim | -24 Mio | Runs the SWAPO and ZANU-PF-friendly weekly Southern Times |
| Fisheries Observer Agency | -23 Mio | |
| Namibian Maritime and Fisheries Institute | -23 Mio | Tertiary education |
| Roads Authority | -6 Mio | Maintenance of Namibian roads |
References
- ↑ "Geingob announces Cabinet", The Namibian, 20 March 2015.
- ↑ "Government income from SOEs 2013/2014-2015/2016". Insight Namibia. April 2013. p. 21.
- ↑ "Payments and transfers to SOEs 2013/2014-2015/2016". Insight Namibia. April 2013. p. 22.
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