Month: August 2023

Neville Basson is out to strengthen your immune system, boost your mood, and diminish some pain you have been feeling in the real world or in other words just for a couple of hours with his new stand-up show.

About 40 kilometres north of Opuwo lies a rich, real-life cultural experience of the Ovahimba people, a marginalised group which is seen as backward, yet destined to keep its heritage alive and educate the world about the way of life. 

By 2050, North Africa could become a leading exporter of green hydrogen with Europe its main market, according to a recent report projecting the future of an industry still in its infancy.

Africa’s private sectors need to accelerate efforts to unlock the potential trade opportunities lying within the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), delegates attending the second edition of the Golden Business Forum in the Rwandan capital city of Kigali said Wednesday.

Namibia’s Minister of Mines and Energy Tom Alweendo on Wednesday cautioned against viewing recent oil and gas discoveries as an automatic solution to socioeconomic challenges in the south-western African nation.

Petroleum commissioner Maggy Shino said the Kudu gas project is now seen in a different light after recent oil discoveries in Namibia offshore. 

Education is like a three-legged pot, which requires all of its legs to carry out its function. In education, the three legs are parents, teachers and learners.

The United States of America’s slide away from Abraham Lincoln’s concept of democracy has parallels in Africa. 

Access to higher education has always been a big challenge in Africa, especially in countries that do not have loans and grants for their after-secondary-school students. 

The Namibia Agriculture Policy is the overarching policy and can serve as a base for aligning existing policies, laws and regulations.