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Africa: Is It All Over Between Namibia and North Korea?
African Arguments, 13 July 2016
After Namibia was accused of violating UN sanctions on North Korea, it seemed to cut links with its old partner. But not completely. Read more »
Namibia, North Korea Relations Strained?
Namibia may not have severed relations with North Korea entirely after being accused of violating sanctions placed by the UN, writes Max Weylandt of African Arguments.
Namibia’s Independence Memorial Museum (also known locally as the Coffee Pot) is one of the several constructions built by North Korea.
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Namibia: Outcry Over Military Project With North Korea Despite UN Ban
New Era, 29 June 2016
A high-powered Namibian delegation met officials in North Korea last weekend to, amongst others, review some of the Asian country's projects in Namibia, which recently drew threats… Read more »
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Africa: UN Exonerates Namibia Over North Korea
New Era, 28 April 2016
The United Nations (UN) committee on sanctions has reportedly told Namibia that the country's relations with North Korea, which include cooperation on a military project, are not… Read more »
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Namibia: Namibia Seeks UN Audience Over N. Korea Relations
New Era, 22 April 2016
A Namibian delegation currently in New York for a United Nations event has asked for an appointment with the UN committee on sanctions to explain the country's relations with North… Read more »
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Africa: North Korea Builds Munitions Factory in Namibia
Namibian, 3 March 2016
Namibia's dealings with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (North Korea) have been found to be in contravention of United Nations sanctions imposed on that country. Read more »
