September 22
Namibia: President Nangolo Mbumba Cautions About Technology Like Artificial Intelligence At United Nations Summit
President Nangolo Mbumba has voiced caution about technologies like artificial intelligence at a United Nations summit. Read more »
Namibia: Cost Controversy - Chinese Firms Reduce Namwater Tender Price By N$350 Million
Three Chinese companies appears to have inflated their prices for the construction of a NamWater water purification facility at Oshakati. Read more »
Namibia: Controversy Erupts Over N$1-Billion Opuwo-Epupa Road Tender Amid Allegations of Favouritism and Lack of Approval
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September 19
Namibia: Exporting Is Easier Said Than Done
Over the past weeks officialdom and bureaucrats have vociferously urged Namibia's small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to make use of preferences ushered in by the African… Read more »
Namibia: Green Hydrogen Too Expensive, While People Are Hungry - Ipc
The Independent Patriots for Change (IPC) says the country's green hydrogen project is expensive and does not address hunger. Read more »
Namibia: New Era Incurs N$161,4m Loss in Two Years
The state-owned New Era Publication Corporation (NEPC) accumulated losses of N$72,8 million and N$88,6 million in March 2022 and 2023, respectively. Read more »
Namibia: Bank Boosts Financial Literacy
In a world where financial tools and services are more accessible than ever, one question looms large: Why are so many people struggling with financial health? Read more »
Namibia: Bon Warns Public Against Global Green Network Scam
The Bank of Namibia has warned the public against the Global Green Network (GGN) illegal financial scheme resurfacing after three years. Read more »
Namibia: Dates Top Exports With N$82,5m
Dates were the most exported horticulture product in Namibia for the last three months. Read more »
Namibia: 'ICT Sector Will Be Well Looked After'
t is an honour to be in a room filled with young people, ICT policymakers, experts, innovators and enthusiasts. Read more »
Namibia: PDMlls for Urgent Parliamentary Action to Protect Debt-Ridden Namibians
Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) member of parliament Inna Hengari says the growing number of Namibians who are in debt and struggle to pay their loans is concerning. Read more »
Namibia: Crash in Kavango West Kills One After Driver Swerves for Cattle
One person died and three were injured after a car overturned and crashed in the Kavango West region on Tuesday. Read more »
Southern Africa: 'South Africa Can Produce Up to 13 Million Tons of Green Hydrogen By 2050,' Says Zikalala
Public Works and Infrastructure Deputy Minister, Sihle Zikalala, has revealed that since the gazetting of nine Strategic Integrated Projects (SIPs) by Infrastructure South Africa… Read more »
Namibia: Universities Collaborate On Energy Sector
The International University of Management (IUM) and Witwatersrand University have collaborated to assist in creating professional qualifications in the energy sector. Read more »
September 18
Namibia: 98 Repatriated Namibians to Be Welcomed With Land
About 98 Batswana of Namibian origin, who are due to be repatriated on Friday, will be settled in the Omaheke, Otjozondjupa and Hardap regions. Read more »
September 17
Namibia: Businesses Fear Closure Amid Tax Refunds
Local businesses fear they could be forced to close shop after a decision that employers have to pay employees Pay As You Earn (PAYE) tax refunds, and not the government. Read more »
September 16
Namibia: Slow Walk to Deliver Gh2 Talk in Namibia
John Grobler takes stock of progress on Namibia's ambitious green hydrogen programme Read more »
Namibia: 'Adapt or Die in Digital Transformation Era'
It is both an honour and a privilege to address you at the opening of the 8th National Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Summit, under this year's theme: 'Building… Read more »
September 08
Namibia: Unemployment Driving Youth to Alcohol, Drugs - Amupanda
Affirmative Repositioning (AR) leader Job Amupanda says it's sad to see that the country's high youth unemployment rate is driving young Namibians to drugs, alcohol and crime. Read more »
Namibia: Rehoboth Up in Arms Over Power Outages
Residents of Rehoboth are outraged over regular power outages the town has been experiencing since last month. Read more »
September 04
Namibia: Namibia Receives N$730 Million for Green Projects
The European Union (EU) has given N$730 million to support Namibia's Green Industrialisation Agenda through four new Team Europe initiatives. Read more »
Namibia: Namibians Spend N$10,3 Million On Apples in One Month
Merchandise trade data which the Namibia Statistics Agency released yesterday, show that the country sold apples worth N$300 000 in July, indicating a trade deficit. Read more »
September 02
Namibia: More Women Needed As Central Bank Governors
Only 29 of the world's 185 central banks are led by female governors. Read more »
Namibia: Bank Windhoek Maintains High Customer Satisfaction Standards
A Bank Windhoek Customer Satisfaction Survey shows an increase in overall satisfaction score and ease of doing business rating from 76% last year to 77% in 2024. Read more »
September 01
Namibia: Namibians Poorer Ahead of Elections
Namibians are for the first time poorer on average during an election year than they were during 2015. Read more »