Hauwanga, wife and company must pay Nedbank N$50 million debt
[The Namibian - Namibia] - 10/11/2025
Businessman Benjamin Hauwanga, his wife and a close corporation of Hauwanga have to pay about N$50 million to Nedbank Namibia, according to an order issued in the Windhoek High Court on Friday. In terms of a judgement delivered by acting judge Deon Obbes, Nedbank Namibia was granted a judgement (…)
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