When Towns Get Busy, Banks Must Be Ready

Source: The Namibian · 2026-11-08T06:00:00.000Z · Finance

August and December are traditionally busy periods in Namibia, particularly in northern towns, as people travel home, visit family and do their holiday shopping. Economic activity increases, and so does pressure on banking services. This exposes a basic problem: Having money in a bank account means little if customers cannot access it when they need it. The priority during peak periods must be simple: Money must be available. Customers may wait in long queues only to find an ATM without cash or one that is out of order. Cash remains essential for taxis, market vendors, small shops and emergencies. Not

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