July 11

• Namibia: Namport Gears Up to Ship Botswana Coal

  While Namibia agreed in principal to construct a dedicated railway line that will link Botswana and Namibia for the transportation of coal, the Namibia Ports Authority (Namport) is... Read more »

June 26

• Botswana: Botswana's Sekotswe Chickens Out!

  Botswana's dread-locked boxer Leslie Sekotswe, who was slated to fight Immanuel 'Prince' Naidjala in a rematch of their International Boxing Federation (IBF) international... Read more »

June 05

• Namibia: Namibian Athletes Shine in Botswana

  The usual administrative bungles within the country's governing sports body, the National Sports Commission (NSC) have put a damper on the splendid showing of local athletes at... Read more »

April 22

• Botswana: Tobias Hits Gaborone to Promote Naidjala Fight

  Namibia's leading boxing promoter Nestor Tobias and his team of advisors held a press conference in the Botswana capital Gaborone last week to promote the eagerly awaited rematch... Read more »

March 06

• Namibia: Botswana Tightens Car Exports to Namibia

  Botswana has tightened the screws on the importation of second-hand vehicle older than five years, effectively removing the loophole exploited by Namibian motorists to import such... Read more »

January 21

• Namibia: BMC On Meatco Study Tour

  A seven-person task team delegated by government and the Botswana Meat Commission (BMC) arrived in Windhoek last week on a benchmarking visit. Read more »

August 29, 2012

• Namibia: Under-17's in Narrow Defeat Against Botswana

  Namibia's Under-17 football team ended second in Botswana after conceding a last-minute goal against hosts Botswana with virtually the last kick of the game in their 1-0 defeat in... Read more »

August 23, 2012

• Botswana: U-17 Footballers Head to Gaborone

  The national Under-17 football team left for Gaborone, Botswana yesterday to participate in the Four Nations Tournament to be hosted by the Botswana Football Association (BFA). Read more »

August 17, 2012

• Namibia: Debate On BDF Rages On

  Amid a host of accusations and counter accusations between both Batswana and Namibian citizens regarding the killing of two Namibians by the Botswana Defence Force (BDF) the matter... Read more »

August 09, 2012

• Botswana: Botswana/Namibia Games At Omaruru

  The usually sleepy town of Omaruru in the Erongo Region is to host the 2nd edition of the annual Namibia/Botswana Bilateral Multi-sports Games tomorrow. Read more »

August 07, 2012

• Namibia: Youth Condemn BDF Shootings

  The dust has not yet settled over the recent killing of two suspected Namibian poachers by the Botswana Defence Force (BDF). Read more »

July 26, 2012

• Namibia: Body of Alleged Poacher Recovered

  KATIMA MULILO - Members of the Namibian Police last week Friday retrieved the body of two alleged Namibian poachers from the Chobe River who were shot dead by Botswana Defence... Read more »

July 20, 2012

• Namibia: BDF Kills Two Namibian Poachers

  Two Namibian citizens were shot and killed by seemingly 'trigger-happy' members of the Botswana Defence Force (BDF) after they crossed into Botswana on an illegal and ill-fated... Read more »

July 17, 2012

• Africa: Botswana Goes Down 2-0 to Namibian Ladies

  The Namibian ladies TISAN football team beat Botswana 2-0 in a highly contested match at the Independence Stadium yesterday, courtesy of goals from Leandre Lucas and Limba Mupetami... Read more »

July 06, 2012

• Namibia: Returnees From Botswana - Their Rights [analysis]

  Some people started talking to me when they realized that I am associated with the Ministry of Home Affairs and Immigration. It was just a genuine and innocent talk, so it appeared... Read more »

June 28, 2012

• Namibia: Namibia an Important Strategic Ally - Khama

  Botswana President Seretse Khama Ian Khama says he considers Namibia to be of strategic importance to his landlocked country, and that is why the two countries have embarked on... Read more »

June 27, 2012

• Namibia: Country, Botswana Unveil WACS

  The live activation ceremony of the much-vaunted West African Cable System (WACS) took place yesterday at the resort town of Swakopmund, signalling the commercialization of the... Read more »

June 26, 2012

• Southern Africa: President Khama Visits Namibia

  President Hifikepunye Pohamba yesterday said the planned relocation of De Beers Diamond Trading Company from London to Gaborone is a step in the right direction, since this will... Read more »

June 13, 2012

• Namibia: President Khama to Visit Nation

  The President of Botswana, Lieutenant General Seretse Khama Ian Khama, is to pay a State visit to Namibia. Read more »

June 01, 2012

• Namibia: Regan Bearing Goes to Dankbaar as Bookies Favourite

  Back-to-back victories in the International Horse Racing Championships held in Maun, Botswana, as well as Aminuis and Epukiro right here at home earlier this year, position Regan... Read more »

May 15, 2012

• Namibia: Schools Bring Back an Impressive Haul of Medals From Gaborone

  Namibian athletes took neighbouring Botswana by storm, when they scooped a total of 58-medals at the Confederation of Schools Sport Associations of Southern Africa (COSSASA) youth... Read more »

May 11, 2012

• Namibia: Rdp's Open Letter to Diplomatic Corps [document]

  His Excellency Rodrigues, Read more »

May 08, 2012

• Southern Africa: School Sports to Take Gaborone By Storm

  Namibia is to send a strong 52-member athletics team to the annual Confederation of Schools Sport Associations of Southern Africa (COSSASA) to be hosted by Botswana in its capital... Read more »

April 04, 2012

• Namibia: Impalila - A Breathtaking Island Experience

  The Impalila Island Lodge is perched almost on top of the Zambezi River with its stilted chalets hidden within the camouflaged embrace of mighty Baobabs and wild date palms. Read more »

• Namibia: Living With the Bwikuhane Tradition

  The incumbent Masubia tribal chief is His Royal Highness, Kisco Liswani III, who succeeded his elder brother, the late Chief Joshua Mutwa Moraliswani, and maintained Vwiikalo... Read more »