Month: August 2023

Namibia and Japan yesterday entered into agreements with an eye towards building a Namibian supply chain capable of extracting, refining and transporting critical minerals

From personnel shortages to lack of ambulances and medical equipment, the Rundu Intermediate Hospital faces an uphill battle in its quest to provide quality services.

Namibia and Japan yesterday entered into agreements with an eye towards building a Namibian supply chain capable of extracting, refining and transporting critical minerals.

With Namibia topping the African press freedom charts, Botswana’s minister for state president Kabo Morwaeng says his country’s media outlets stand to benefit and learn a lot from its neighbour. 

Information minister Peya Mushelenga was nothing short of fascinated following his visit to Botswana’s Digital Delta Data Centre, which boasts modernised processes and systems, coupled with efficiency.   

There are calls to introduce seal meat to the Namibian market for human consumption as a measure to control and sustainably harvest the country’s seal quota, which is under-utilised.

Former Oshakati mayor Katrina Shimbulu has lost the fight to retain a 4007.3421 hectare farm in the Kunene region, which she bought on auction in 2019.

Infrastructure development, innovation and increased competitiveness are pivotal factors that will position Namibia as a key centre for trade and investment from both local and global stakeholders.

Gobabis Constituency councillor Augustinus Tebele has criticised the government for how it handles the national drought relief initiative.