Southern Africa: Beekeeping in Namibia

For those looking to combine a love for nature with sustainable income, beekeeping is emerging as both a rewarding hobby and a viable business in Namibia. Read more »

Namibia: Summer Events You Must Know About

Wooooo! Let's goooooo! KeDezemba is in the air, guys. Read more »

Namibia: Germany and Namibia Strengthen Inclusive Sports

Special Olympics Namibia, in partnership with the German Olympic Sports Confederation (DOSB), yesterday announced the planned launch of a six-week national capacity-building… Read more »

Southern Africa: Last Chance for Namibia

Namibia take on Samoa in a must-win match in Dubai tonight if they hope to qualify for the 2027 Rugby World Cup in Australia. Read more »

Namibia: Over 200 Cyclists Pedal Overnight for Rhinos

More than 200 cyclists recently took part in Pupkewitz Toyota's 12-hour Save a Rhino Night Race to raise funds and awareness of Namibia's rhino conservation efforts. Read more »

Namibia: Petroleum Exploration and Production Bill Objected

The petroleum exploration and production bill, which was set for tabling on Wednesday, was objected by several members of the National Assembly. Read more »

Namibia: Justice Minister Seeks Court Intervention to Declare Magistrates' Strike Illegal

Minister of justice and labour relations Wise Immanuel on Tuesday night filed an urgent court interdict in the High Court against the magistrates who have been on a countrywide… Read more »

Namibia: Omaruru Candidate's Corruption Case Looms Over Swapo Ahead of Elections

Swapo has yet to decide on Omaruru candidate Hendrina Gebhardt's fate following her arrest on corruption charges, with her case heading to court in December. Read more »

Namibia: Magistrates Will Oppose Court Application Seeking to Declare Strike Illegal

The Magistrates' and Judges' Association of Namibia says they will oppose the application launched by the justice minister to have the magistrates' strike declared unlawful. Read more »

Namibia: Councillors Push Back Against Bill Curbing Powers

Several councillors have voiced opposition to a proposed bill that would reduce their powers and place them under the authority of regional governors. Read more »

Namibia: Half of Namibians Employed in Informal Sector

Namibia's informal economy is providing 418 674 people with employment, which is 57.7% of the total employment in the country. Read more »

Namibia: Namra Needs N$58.9m to Fill Vacancies As Border Operations Expand

The Namibia Revenue Agency (Namra) says it requires N$58.95 million to fill critical vacancies as it expands operations at national border posts. Read more »

Namibia: Namibia's Informal Sector Worth U.S.$13 Billion, Contributes 26.5% to GDP

Namibia's informal economy now contributes 26.5% to the country's gross domestic product (GDP), representing approximately US$13 billion at GDP purchasing power parity (PPP) levels… Read more »

Namibia: The Land Bill Demands a Land Audit - Accountability Over Acquisition

The tabling of the new land bill on 1 October was a watershed moment, yet it should not proceed without an immediate and comprehensive land audit. Read more »

Africa: Africa Needs U.S.$170b for Sustainable Growth Annually

The African continent needs to invest between US$160 billion (about N$2.8 million) and US$170 billion (about N$2.9 million) annually to lay the foundation for sustainable growth. Read more »

Africa: Amabhungane's Van Rensburg Named Africa's Best Investigative Journalist

African investigative journalist of the year Dewald van Rensburg says investigative journalism remains specialised and underdeveloped on the continent, and that awards like these… Read more »

Namibia: Task Force Given Six Months to Draft Namibia's Affordable Electricity Strategy

The parliamentary standing committee on economy and industry, public administration and planning has directed the Ministry of Industries, Mines and Energy, in collaboration with… Read more »

Namibia: Inmate Healthcare Crisis - Staff Shortages, Transport Delays Hit Namibian Correctional Facilities

A Shortage of medical personnel in correctional facilities across the country is affecting the provision of healthcare to inmates, resulting in delays in treatment and limited… Read more »

Namibia: Namibia Secures U.S.$3m to Weather Climate Change

Namibia has secured US$3 million (N$51.8 million) from the Green Climate Fund to develop national adaptation plans (NAPs), engaging young people in climate resilience,… Read more »

Namibia: Otjiwarongo Residents Threaten Protest Over ECN Jobs

Otjiwarongo residents on Monday threatened to stage a peaceful demonstration against the Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) for allegedly recruiting individuals with government… Read more »

Africa: Signs Your Boss May Be a Narcissist

Research suggests that you're more likely to find a narcissist in the corner office than just about anywhere else. Read more »

Namibia: Parliament Urges Speed in Namibia's Rail and Port Upgrades

The parliamentary standing committee on economy and industry, public administration and Pplanning has called for priority to be placed on expediting the railway master plan and… Read more »

Namibia: Salmaan Jacobs' Tenure Uncertain After High Court Overturns 2014 Corruption Acquittal

The Office of the Prime Minister says no decision has been made yet regarding Public Service Commission (PSC) chairperson Salmaan Jacobs continued tenure as PSC chairperson. Read more »

Namibia: Nandi-Ndaitwah to Attend Angola's Golden Jubilee Celebrations

President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah will attend Angola's 50th independence anniversary celebrations on Tuesday upon invitation by Angola's president, João Lourenço. Read more »

Namibia: Namibia Slaughters 14 Million Chickens By September

Namibia slaughtered 14.4 million chickens for domestic consumption by the end of September, reflecting strong local production despite competition from imports, according to the… Read more »