Informal business can beef up economy

Strategic policy crucial
Policies should focus on investing human capital in the informal sector, as this will encourage innovation and thus promote industrialisation and furthering economic growth, says independent economist Josef Sheehama.
The Namibia economy is mostly dominated by the informal sector, and the majority of the population is employed in this sector at approximately 60% of total employment. The sector i ...

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Namibian Sun 2024-11-15

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