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Romé Mostert describes his professional journey, how he began Cirrus Capital and what the company does. He also unpacks the Namibian economy.

NAMIBIA is in a depression after experiencing 10 consecutive quarters of negative economic growth, although the finance minister said the country

Namibia’s economy is now in a state of depression following 10 quarters of consecutive negative growth, analysts said on Thursday.

RATINGS agency Moody's last Friday rated the Namibian government as speculative.

Namibia has experienced nine consecutive quarters of economic contraction and the country is officially in a recession.

Despite the uncertainty around the current legislation, Namibia’s broiler industry has performed exceptionally well, contributing 0.71% to GDP

POULTRY consumption in the country has gone up from 2 589 to 3 012 tonnes per month, translating to an increase of 16,3% in 12 months.

The Namibian broiler industry has great potential to create more jobs, provide food security and industrialisation but it faces many challenges.