February 25

• Namibia: Walker, Waters Win Squash Titles

  ALISTER Walker of Botswana and Siyoli Waters of South Africa won the men and women's individual cup titles at the All-Africa Squash Championships in Windhoek on Saturday. Read more »

January 10

• Namibia: Botswana Wants to Learn From Meatco

  A TASK team for the Botswana Meat Commission (BMC) is to arrive in Windhoek to familiarise themselves with the conditions and systems of the Namibian meat industry in an effort to... Read more »

December 20, 2012

• Botswana: Government Accused of San Bashing

  HUMAN rights group Survival International last week accused Botswana paramilitary police of having "severely beaten" two San men after accusing them of having hunted without... Read more »

September 14, 2012

• Egypt: Classic Cars in Cape-to-Cairo Adventure

  TWENTY-TWO adventurers in two MGA and nine MGB classic British cars are driving through Namibia from Cape to Cairo and back to Abingdon in England. Read more »

August 29, 2012

• Namibia/Botswana: Nation Second in Botswana Tourney

  NAMIBIA's Under-17 soccer team finished second in a Four Nation U17 tournament in Botswana after losing 1-0 to the hosts in the final, with virtually the last kick of the game. Read more »

August 28, 2012

• Namibia/Botswana: Strong Start for Katutura Giants

  NAMIBIAN Premier League giants Black Africa, African Stars and Orlando Pirates all put in positive performances in pre-season friendly matches against Botswana Police over the... Read more »

August 22, 2012

• Botswana/Namibia: Namibia to Play in Botswana Tournament

  THE national under-17 men's football side will head to Gaborone today to compete in a Four Nations Tournament organised by the Botswana Football Association. Read more »

August 15, 2012

• Namibia: Investigation Into BDF Shootings

  THE simmering border tension between Namibia and Botswana has intensified over the past weeks following the shooting of two Namibians by the Botswana Defence Force (BDF) for... Read more »

June 28, 2012

• Botswana: Look to the East, Urges Botswana President

  Botswana President Ian Khama has called for the speedy completion of regional infrastructure projects to strengthen regional integration. Read more »

June 27, 2012

• Namibia: Namibia and Botswana Celebrate WACS

  THE inauguration of the Swakopmund landing station of the West Africa Cable System (WACS) yesterday, has brought Namibia and Botswana closer to each other, as well as to the rest... Read more »

• Namibia: Khama Invites Dairies

  BOTSWANA President Ian Khama has invited Namibia Dairies to explore investment opportunities in his country. Read more »

May 24, 2012

• Botswana: President Pohamba Attending Sustainability Summit in Botswana

  President Hifikepunye Pohamba left for Gaborone, Botswana yesterday to attend a two-day global summit on 'Sustainability in Africa'. Read more »

May 16, 2012

• Botswana: Southern African Electricity Projects in the Pipeline Botswana

  *CIC also plans to develop a 300 MW coal-fired plant at the Mmamabula coal field to supply Botswana. Read more »

May 09, 2012

• Namibia: Foreign Diplomats in Swapo Regalia Irk Rdp

  The Rally for Democracy and Progress (RDP) wants foreign diplomats stationed in Windhoek, some of whom were seen wearing Swapo party regalia at the party's gala dinner last month... Read more »

April 27, 2012

• Namibia: Motor Vehicle Accident Fund 'Sets Record Straight' About Durban Trip

  MOTOR Vehicle Accident Fund (MVAF) spokesperson Stephen Tjiuoro yesterday denied that they are on a spending spree "and a reckless and unaccounted course of spending public funds". Read more »

April 25, 2012

• Egypt: Cairo to Cape Town Cyclists Arrive in Gobabis

  Over 50 international cyclists arrived here for a quick stop yesterday on their way to South Africa from Egypt. Read more »

April 12, 2012

• Namibia: Flight Delays Still Plague Airline

  ROUTINE maintenance on an Air Namibia plane caused flight delays for approximately two to three weeks for passengers travelling between Windhoek and Maun in Botswana. Read more »

April 04, 2012

• Namibia: Unspoilt Nature at the Tip of the Caprivi

  IMPALILA Island on the tip of the Caprivi strip belongs to Namibia and is surrounded by the Okavango and Zambezi rivers, as well as the man-made Kasaya Channel. Read more »

March 08, 2012

• Namibia: Citizens On Cross-Border Exchange to Botswana [column]

  WHO cares about borders? When a veterinary fence was erected to separate 'Bushmanland', as it was known in Namibia, from Botswana in the last century, it was necessary to put up... Read more »

January 04, 2012

• Namibia: Botswana Nurses Eye Local Jobs

  AT least 30 Botswana nurses are looking for greener pastures in Namibia after they were fired following a civil servants' strike in Botswana last year. Read more »

November 30, 2011

• Namibia/Botswana: Under-20s Leave for Cosafa Cup

  THE Namibia under-20 team left for Botswana yesterday to compete in the annual metropolitan Cosafa Under-20 championship. Read more »

September 26, 2011

• Namibia: Outcry Over Botswana's Treatment of Tourists

  NAMIBIAN and Botswana tour operators have called for an emergency meeting to discuss the actions of Botswana's wildlife authorities, who rounded up and questioned a group of... Read more »

August 15, 2011

• Botswana: RDP Youth Reject 'Interference' in Botswana's Politics

  RALLY for Democracy and Progress Youth League (RDPYL) said it does not condone youth leagues of former liberation movements' "behaviour and attitude that are aimed at interfering... Read more »

• Namibia: Country Shows the Way

  BOTSWANA'S Wildlife and Tourism Minister visited Namibia for five days last week in order to learn about empowering rural communities. Read more »