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Windhoek Observer
Bronwyn Moody stated the bank could not disclose confidential client information due to Banking Regulation Act
“Bank Windhoek, through its Head of Strategic Partnerships and Corporate Social Responsibility, Bronwyn Moody, said the bank could not disclose confidential client information.”
Bank declares living client dead, transfers fundsThe Namibian
Bronwyn Moody is Bank Windhoek head of strategic communication and social impact
“Bank Windhoek head of strategic communication and social impact Bronwyn Moody said at the awards ceremony.”
Bank Windhoek Triennial Announces WinnersThe Namibian
Bronwyn Moody said the event continues to show the growing appeal of road running in Namibia
“Bank Windhoek's head of strategic communication and social Impact, Bronwyn Moody, congratulated the winners and said the event continues to show the growing appeal of road running in Namibia.”
Red Run top performers share N$70 000 in prizesThe Namibian
Bronwyn Moody is Bank Windhoek's head of strategic communication and social impact
“Bank Windhoek's head of strategic communication and social impact, Bronwyn Moody, notes that the success of the first-ever showcase reflects a strong domestic appetite for tailored lifestyle experiences that bring local communities together, while highlighting small enterprises and regional creative talent.”
Bank Windhoek coffee fest draws big crowdInformanté
Bronwyn Moody said agriculture remains central to Namibia's economy and community livelihoods
“Bank Windhoek's Head of Strategic Partnerships, Bronwyn Moody, said agriculture remains central to Namibia's economy and community livelihoods, emphasising the importance of sustainability and long-term sector resilience.”
Firm prices, high clearance at livestock auctionNew Era
Bronwyn Moody highlighted Bank Windhoek's commitment to youth development and community upliftment
“Bank Windhoek's Head of Strategic Partnerships and Corporate Social Responsibility, Bronwyn Moody, highlighted Bank Windhoek's continued commitment to youth development and community upliftment.”
Bank Windhoek powers Ramblers tournamentNew Era
Bank Windhoek's Head of Strategic Partnerships and Corporate Social Responsibility, Bronwyn Moody said the sponsorship reflects the Bank's long-term investment in skills translating beyond the board
“Bank Windhoek's Head of Strategic Partnerships and Corporate Social Responsibility, Bronwyn Moody said the sponsorship reflects the Bank's long-term investment in skills that translate beyond the board.”
Namibian chess gets N$550 000 boostNew Era
Bronwyn Moody, Bank Windhoek's head of strategic partnerships and corporate social responsibility stated that the bank remains committed to empowering communities through meaningful partnerships
“On her part, Bank Windhoek's head of strategic partnerships and corporate social responsibility, Bronwyn Moody, said the bank remains committed to empowering communities through meaningful partnerships that promote youth development, education and sporting excellence.”
Steenkamp lauds Bank Windhoek sport commitmentNew Era
Bronwyn Moody is head of strategic partnerships at Bank Windhoek
“At the Katuka Mentorship Programme orientation event held on Friday, 6 February 2026, in Windhoek, Bronwyn Moody, head of strategic partnerships at Bank Windhoek, reminded participants that Namibia is entering a defining era, one shaped by emerging oil discoveries and expanding economic possibilities.”
Bank Windhoek, Katuka inspire future female leadersThe Namibian
Bronwyn Moody is from Bank Windhoek
“Bronwyn Moody from Bank Windhoek echoes Ekongo's remarks while encouraging the public to come and revel in the entertainment on offer.”
Geingob Cup teams geared upA Bank Windhoek customer discovered her accounts had been closed and funds transferred after being wrongly flagged as deceased, with her salary still being deposited and the account actively used for transactions including loan payments. Bank officials told her the account had allegedly been flagged as belonging to a deceased person since 2020.
30 September 2026 · Windhoek Observer →
A Bank Windhoek customer discovered her accounts had been closed and funds transferred after being wrongly flagged as deceased, with her salary still being deposited and the account actively used for transactions including loan payments. Bank officials told her the account had allegedly been flagged as belonging to a deceased person since 2020.
30 September 2026 · Windhoek Observer →
The Bank Windhoek Triennial awards ceremony at the National Theatre honoured Namibian visual artists, with 277 submissions received exploring the theme "Namibian Identity." First prize winner Josef Madisia receives N$50,000 and a solo exhibition, while second and third prize winners receive N$35,000 and N$25,000 respectively.
22 August 2026 · The Namibian →
Lameesh Harris and Albertina Mathew won the Bank Windhoek Open Two-a-Side Beach Volleyball Women's Division title over the weekend. The tournament brought together 34 teams at Mole Beach in Swakopmund and attracted an estimated 700 to 1,200 spectators.
5 August 2026 · The Namibian →
The 2026 Bank Windhoek Red Run in Windhoek on Sunday attracted 2,600 participants competing in 10km and 21km races, with top performers sharing N$70,000 in cash prizes across multiple categories and age groups.
4 August 2026 · The Namibian →
Bank Windhoek and Visa held the inaugural Bank Windhoek Coffee Extravaganza on Saturday, drawing 1,284 attendees and 20 vendor stalls with live roasting, barista demonstrations, and tastings. Bank Windhoek's head of strategic communication said the event's success demonstrated strong appetite for lifestyle experiences that celebrate local community and creative talent.
10 June 2026 · The Namibian →
The Namibia Genetics Stud Livestock Auction in Windhoek sold 58 of 69 lots at an average price of N$53,655, with bulls averaging N$60,690 and heifers-in-calf achieving 100% clearance at an average of N$35,188, signalling strong demand for beef breeding stock.
9 May 2026 · Informanté →
Bank Windhoek has increased its sponsorship to N$300,000 for the fifth edition of the Ramblers Soccer Tournament, hosting 14 teams in Windhoek and Keetmanshoop in June 2026 to develop emerging players and provide pathways to professional football.
2 April 2026 · New Era →
Bank Windhoek has sponsored N$550,000 to the Namibia Chess Federation to strengthen youth development through chess education and national team preparation, bringing the bank's total support over four years to N$2 million. The funding will support grassroots development, school outreach, and participation in regional and international competitions, including the 2026 Chess Olympiad in Uzbekistan.
24 March 2026 · New Era →
Education Minister Sanet Steenkamp commended Bank Windhoek for its sustained investment in sports development at the official opening of the NASFED 2026 National Long Course Championships, emphasising the importance of corporate partnerships in creating opportunities for young athletes. The championships brought together 231 swimmers from eight clubs and produced several new records, highlighting growing competitiveness in Namibian swimming.
26 February 2026 · New Era →
Bank Windhoek has renewed its partnership with the Katuka Mentorship Programme for a seventh year, supporting the delivery of leadership skills, career guidance, and financial literacy to young Namibian women. The bank aims to equip participants with networks and business-readiness skills relevant to emerging sectors, particularly as Namibia prepares for oil and gas industry expansion.
12 February 2026 · New Era →