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Namibia on track to have 10,000 millionaires by 2040

October 9, 2023

Tourism draw: Sand dunes in the Namib Desert in Namibia. Image credit: Namibia Tourism Board, iStock Tourism draw: Sand dunes in the Namib Desert in Namibia. Image credit: Namibia Tourism Board, iStock

 

By Staff reports

Namibia is poised to become Africa’s next big millionaire hotspot, according to wealth intelligence firm New World Wealth.

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