Santam Namibia Limited — insurance company offering trip cancellation and property fire coverage in Namibia, subject to Sanlam acquisition and delisting in 2026.
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The Namibian
Santam committed N$100 000 as NamLamb's exclusive insurance partner
“Santam has committed N$100 000 as the initiative's exclusive insurance partner.”
Veld-raised lamb boostedWindhoek Observer
Santam Namibia offers trip cancellation insurance
“According to Santam Namibia chief executive officer Franco Feris, uncertainty remains a reality for travellers, with factors such as illness, family emergencies and severe weather capable of disrupting even the most carefully planned holidays.”
Travellers urged to consider trip cancellation insuranceThe Namibian
Santam Namibia Limited is led by chief executive Franco Feris
“Santam Namibia Limited chief executive Franco Feris says these seasonal changes can bring a range of weather-related risks that homeowners and motorists should not overlook.”
Brace for windy, risky winterThe Namibian
Santam offers flexible home contents insurance products covering various needs
“For example, with a Santam policy, you can choose a product offering based on your needs, to cover everything from washing on the line, cash kept on the premises and the personal belongings of your domestic workers or guests.”
The New Year’s Resolutions You Need to Keep: Insurance Musts For 2026The Namibian
Santam offers Aviation Cover, a comprehensive insurance policy for drones with third-party cover
“Santam's Aviation Cover, for example, is one of the few comprehensive insurance policies for drones (whether operated or not) and includes third-party cover.”
Insurer urges business to consider implications of using dronesSanlam plans to take full ownership of Santam through a cash offer of N$505 per share, after which Santam will be delisted from the JSE, NSX, and A2X. The transaction, subject to shareholder approval and regulatory conditions, represents a 26.6% premium to Santam's closing share price on 2 October 2026.
6 October 2026 · Windhoek Observer →
Sanlam plans to take full ownership of Santam through a cash offer of N$505 per share, after which Santam will be delisted from the JSE, NSX, and A2X. The transaction, subject to shareholder approval and regulatory conditions, represents a 26.6% premium to Santam's closing share price on 2 October 2026.
6 October 2026 · Windhoek Observer →
The FMD Support Fund has mobilised more than N$1.5 million worth of biosecurity products, surveillance kits and camping equipment to support 30 Directorate of Veterinary Services teams responding to the Foot-and-Mouth Disease outbreak in the //Kharas Region, with supplies provided by industry partners Agra, CYMOT, Agrimark and SWAVET.
3 October 2026 · Informanté →
The European Union is assessing Namibia's foot-and-mouth disease outbreak and any protective measures needed for EU animal and public health, with the EU commending Namibian authorities' response. The FMD Support Fund has mobilised more than N$1.5 million in biosecurity products, surveillance kits and camping equipment for Namibia's FMD response.
1 October 2026 · Windhoek Observer →
Namibian sheep producers have launched NamLamb, a national branding initiative for veld-raised lamb aimed at building consumer recognition and expanding market opportunities for local farmers. The initiative, founded by producers Lenn de Jager and Hannes Agenbach, focuses on naturally raised lamb without hormones and has received financial support including N$250,000 from Bank Windhoek.
23 September 2026 · The Namibian →
Trip cancellation insurance provides financial protection against the loss of prepaid, non-refundable travel expenses if unforeseen circumstances force you to cancel your trip. The insurance reimburses costs such as flights, accommodation, tours, and activities that cannot otherwise be recovered from travel providers.
10 June 2026 · The Namibian →
Santam Namibia's chief executive urges travellers to consider trip cancellation insurance as protection against financial losses from unexpected events such as illness, family emergencies, and severe weather. The cover reimburses non-refundable expenses including airline tickets, accommodation, and pre-booked excursions when unforeseen circumstances force cancellation before departure.
5 June 2026 · Windhoek Observer →
With winter approaching, Namibia faces drier and windier conditions that increase fire risk, particularly during drought periods. Santam Namibia chief executive Franco Feris recommends clearing properties of dry vegetation, keeping fire extinguishers accessible, and reviewing insurance coverage to protect against fire-related damage.
7 May 2026 · The Namibian →
The Namibian publishes a guide encouraging Namibians to conduct a thorough review of their insurance policies at the start of each year, including vehicle, home building, and contents cover, to ensure adequate protection aligned with life changes and potentially save on premiums.
27 January 2026 · The Namibian →
Travel influencer Taimi Nuunyango reflects on 2025 as a year of discipline and resilience, emphasizing how professional reliability and intentional content strategy—rather than trend-chasing—have built her credibility with audiences and established brands. She now approaches social media as a business with systems and accountability, believing long-term success comes from authenticity, ethical partnerships, and consistency rather than constant visibility.
25 January 2026 · The Namibian →