Namibia: FMD Control Area Established in ||Kharas
Namibia's Ministry of Agriculture has established a Foot-and-Mouth Disease control area in ||Kharas to maintain its FMD-free status and safeguard international trade.
Namibia: Namibia Ranks 108 in World Happiness Report
Namibia's ranking in the World Happiness Report has dropped to 108th place out of 147 countries, down from 103rd in the previous year.
Botswana's President Seeks to Strengthen Trade Relations With Namibia
President Duma Boko of Botswana aims to enhance trade and diplomatic relations with Namibia during his recent visit.
Namibia: Environment Minister Daniel Calls Kunene 'Region of Opportunity' On Independence Day
On Independence Day, Environment Minister Indileni Daniel praised the Kunene region as a vital area for development and inclusivity in Namibia.
Namibia: Gondwana - Miss Universe 1992 Returns to Namibia
Michelle McLean, Miss Universe 1992, reunites with former contestants in Namibia for a safari experience.
Namibia: Five People Die in Car Crash Between Okahandja and Otjiwarongo, One Survivor
A car crash between Okahandja and Otjiwarongo in Namibia resulted in the deaths of five people, with one survivor seriously injured.
Namibia: The History of a Country Shaped From a Rich and Traumatic Past
The article discusses Namibia's rich history, particularly its anti-colonial resistance against German and South African rule leading to independence in 1990, and features insights from political scientist Henning Melber's work on the subject.
Namibia: Vice President Lucia Witbooi Launches Gipf Housing Scheme At Mariental
Vice President Lucia Witbooi inaugurated a new housing scheme in Mariental aimed at providing affordable home loans backed by pension funds.
Namibia: Opposition Accuses Swapo of 'Treasonous' Social Protection Budget
Opposition parties in Namibia are criticizing the government's 2026/27 national budget for insufficient increases in social grants and pensions amid rising inflation.
Namibia: Swapo Reshuffles MPs in the National Assembly
Namibia's National Assembly speaker announced a significant reshuffle of Swapo party members in various parliamentary committees and groups.
Namibia is determined to deepen ties with Russia โ president
Namibia is focused on enhancing its relations with Russia across multiple sectors, including energy and agriculture, as stated by its president during a recent meeting with a Russian deputy prime minister.
Namibia: Oversight Needed to Avoid Oil Resource Curse - IPPR
The Institute for Public Policy Research urges the need for improved governance and oversight to help Namibia maximize the benefits of its emerging oil economy.
Namibia: NamPower Warns N$700 Million in Unpaid Bills Threatens Finances
NamPower warns that it is struggling with N$700 million in unpaid bills, jeopardizing its financial stability and leading to a proposed tariff increase.
The Dangers of Believing We Are the Chosen Species: "Human Exceptionalism Is Bound to Fail, but It Causes Much Harm Along the Way"
A primatologist's experience in Namibia leads to reflections on human exceptionalism and its philosophical implications.
Africa: Sub-Saharan African Economies Among World's Fastest-Improving in Global Connectedness
The DHL Global Connectedness Report 2026 highlights significant increases in global connectedness among Sub-Saharan African economies, notably Namibia, Mozambique, Nigeria, and Zambia.
Namibia: PDM's Hengari Alarmed By Country's Debt Burden
In Namibia, parliamentarian Inna Hengari raises concerns about the country's rising debt burden, warning that escalating interest payments could pose significant financial challenges ahead.
Namibia: Budget Criticised for Failing to Fund Gender Violence Shelters
The Namibian budget has received criticism for not providing adequate funding for shelters for victims of gender-based violence, leaving many in vulnerable situations.
A woman pulled the tail of an injured elephant and then died after being trampled by the animal: the video
A woman's prank involving an injured elephant in Namibia ended tragically when she was trampled after pulling the animal's tail, raising anger and condemnation on social media.
Namibia: Hengari's Case Postponed Again As Prosecutor General Decision Still Pending
The case against former agriculture minister Mac Hengari and his co-accused has been postponed again due to the prosecutor general's indecision.
Salvador receives the show 'Namรญbia, No!', directed by Lรกzaro Ramos and written by Aldri Anunciaรงรฃo
The show 'Namรญbia, Nรฃo!', directed by Lรกzaro Ramos, will be presented in Salvador, Brazil, celebrating its 15th anniversary with two special performances.
Namibia: Namibian Police Seize Drugs and Arrest 196 Suspects in February Crackdown
The Namibian police reported the seizure of various illegal drugs and the arrest of 196 suspects during a crackdown in February 2023.
Namibia: GBV, Inequality Halt Women's Progress - Nandi-Ndaitwah
Namibian President Nandi-Ndaitwah highlights ongoing challenges such as gender-based violence and economic inequality that impede women's progress towards equality, despite some advancements in women's rights.
The five countries where it will be easier to travel in 2026. Hereโs how to reach them and what to see
The article covers five countries expected to enhance their travel accessibility by 2026, including improvements in airports and visa procedures for tourists.
Namibia: Two British Nationals Die in Light Aircraft in Namib Desert
Two British nationals died in a light aircraft crash in the Namib Desert while conducting wildlife research.
Namibia: Nearly 400 Foreigners Exit Namibia Under Immigration Amnesty
Nearly 400 foreign nationals have left Namibia due to the government's immigration amnesty program, predominantly comprising individuals from Zimbabwe and Angolan nationals.
Namibia: Govt Calls for Transparency, Discipline and Unity
The Namibian government urged sport federations to be disciplined, transparent, and united at their annual general assembly.
Namibia: President Nandi-Ndaitwah Congratulates Brave Gladiators On Historic Cosafa Triumph
President Nandi-Ndaitwah congratulates Namibia's women's football team for their historic victory over South Africa in the Cosafa Women's Championship final.
Namibia: Namibian MPs Slam Directive to Use Public Health Facilities As 'Inhumane' and 'Premature'
Former Namibian MPs criticize a new directive mandating public servants to utilize state healthcare, citing constitutional and service quality concerns.
Namibia: You Are Not Forced to Use Public Hospitals - Health Minister
Namibia's Health Minister stated that public servants are not obligated to use public health facilities and can opt for private services if preferred.
Namibia: Nandi-Ndaitwah's Sons Reject IPC Claims of Oil Industry Involvement
President Nandi-Ndaitwah's sons deny IPC leader's claims of their involvement in the oil industry.
Namibia: Govt Bigwigs to Swallow Public Health Pill First
Senior government officials in Namibia will be required to utilize public healthcare facilities starting April 1 as part of a healthcare reform initiative directed by President Nandi-Ndaitwah.
Namibia: Four Die in Karibib Road Accident
Four people tragically lost their lives in a road accident on the C33 road between Karibib and Omaruru in Namibia.
Namibia: Record Production At B2gold As Open Pit Winds Down
B2Gold's Otjikoto Mine in Namibia achieved significant gold production in 2025, generating record revenue for the company.
Namibia: Language Advocates Warn English Risks Cultural Loss
Language advocates in Namibia emphasize the importance of using local languages in public communication to prevent cultural loss.
Namibia: Namibians Remember Jesse Jackson's Visit to Namibia
Namibians reflect on Jesse Jackson's impactful visit to the country just before its independence in 1990, following the civil rights leader's recent passing.
Namibia Bars Foreign Nationals From Top Bank Jobs As Shafudah Pushes 70% Local Leadership
Namibia's government has enacted regulations requiring that at least 70% of top banking positions be held by Namibians, effectively barring foreign nationals from these roles unless their skills are not available locally.
How China is building the hi-tech backbone of Africaโs space ambitions
China is enhancing Africa's space capabilities by establishing advanced satellite ground stations and infrastructure across the continent, a strategy linked to its broader soft power initiatives.
Namibia: NBC Seeks High Court Order to Stop Property Sale Linked to Ex-Employee Dispute
The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) is seeking a High Court order to prevent the sale of its property linked to a dispute with former employee Johannes Gaseb over unpaid arbitration awards.
Namibia: UN Maps Namibia's Industrial Path
A new UNCTAD report details pathways for Namibia to expand its economy through value addition and diversification of its mineral resources.
Namibia: 23 Percent Have No Toilets in Khomas
Over 23% of urban residents in Khomas, Namibia lack access to flushing toilets, as reported in the latest census data.
Namibia: Namibia, Congo Move Beyond Trade Rhetoric
Namibia and Congo aim to strengthen trade and investment ties despite a history of strong political connections.
Namibia: When Prisons Create Monsters
The article discusses severe issues within Namibia's correctional facilities, highlighting overcrowding and violence that turn them into breeding grounds for criminal behavior rather than rehabilitative spaces.
Namibia Warns Illegal FMD Vaccines, Livestock Smuggling Threaten Beef Exports and Disease-Free Status
Namibia's Ministry of Agriculture warns against illegal possession of foot-and-mouth disease vaccines and livestock smuggling, emphasizing the potential risk to the country's beef exports and disease-free status.
Namibia: Analysts Warn Nandi-Ndaitwah Power Expansion and Petroleum Bill Could Centralise Authority in Presidency
Political analysts in Namibia express concerns that proposed legislative changes may centralize power in the presidency, undermining democratic governance.
Rift in the Pakistani team? Salman Agha clashed with head coach, acted in anger
Despite a significant victory against Namibia in the T20 World Cup 2026, the Pakistani team's dugout became a focal point of controversy due to a heated exchange between captain Salman Ali Agha and head coach Mike Hesson.
Namibia: Namibia Records 8th Driest January Since 1981
Namibia has experienced its eighth driest January since 1981, as rainfall decreased across most of the country, with significant amounts recorded only in the north-east.
Namibia: Former Air Namibia Employees Remain Unpaid
Former Air Namibia employees are seeking an urgent Supreme Court hearing regarding unpaid severance packages due to a dispute with liquidators following the airline's liquidation.
T20 World Cup Super 8 Picture Becomes Clear, Know When and Where Matches Will Take Place
The Super 8 stage of the T20 World Cup is set, with Pakistan qualifying after a decisive victory over Namibia, joining India, Sri Lanka, Zimbabwe, West Indies, England, South Africa, and New Zealand.
Salman showed Shaheen and Abrar the way out!
Salman Mirza and Khawaja Nafe have been included in the Indian team, while Shaheen Afridi and Abrar Ahmed have been dropped before the match against Namibia.
11 fours, 4 sixes, and a century... this Pakistani batter shocked Namibia
In a recent T20 World Cup match, Pakistani batter Sahibzada Farhan scored an impressive century against Namibia, helping his team secure a strong position.