NAMBAWAN SUPER ANNOUNCE 12% INTEREST RISE

BY RAYLEEN WANJIMAN

NAMBAWAN Super Limited has announced a rise in its annual interest rate to 12 percent for 2026 from 10.5 percent in 2024, reflecting strong investment performance and continued growth.

Chairman Richard Sinamoi said the increase will directly benefit members, helping to grow their retirement savings despite ongoing global and local economic challenges.

The Fund’s Net Asset Value also grew by K722 million in 2025 to reach K13 billion, driven by strong returns from domestic and international investments, including Treasury Bills, local equities and offshore securities.

Membership continues to expand, with a 4.1 percent increase to 245,514 members, including more than 9,600 new members joining last year.

Mr. Sinamoi said this growth demonstrates the trust members place in Nambawan Super to protect and grow their retirement funds.

Chairman Sinamoi added that Nambawan Super remains committed to educating and empowering members, with financial literacy programs and digital services helping members manage their accounts and make informed decisions about their savings.

He concluded that despite economic pressures such as inflation, geopolitical tensions, and local business challenges, Nambawan Super remains financially strong, fully compliant, and focused on delivering long-term value to its members.