Namibia · Desk
Reported stories, developing updates, and quick explainers from the newsroom
Namibian churches call for greater responsibility from fathers and support for unmarried mothers as 53.4% of never-married women have given birth.
Farmers in Namibia are required to pay workers the national minimum wage despite the impact of the foot-and-mouth disease outbreak on the livestock sector.
Namibia's foot-and-mouth disease outbreak may cost N$190.2 million to contain, threatening access to international livestock markets.
The 2023 census highlights significant disparities in quality of life across Namibia, with vast differences in fertility, mortality, and emigration rates.
Namibia, TotalEnergies talks ongoing amid reported disagreements
Over 40 married people in Namibia have discovered their home affairs records still list them as single after their spouse's death.
Despite claims that journalism is dead, powerful entities continue to target and control the media, highlighting the industry's crucial role in shaping reality.
Foot-and-mouth disease outbreak in Namibia's disease-free zone tests country's red meat diplomacy and institutional credibility.
Namibia's corporate governance faces challenges as ministers increasingly interfere with state-owned enterprises, sparking concerns about constitutionality and the rule of law.
NamPower targets 70% renewable generation capacity and 80% energy self-sufficiency by 2030 under its new five-year strategic plan.
A project in Namibia's Kavango East region aims to reduce disposable nappy waste by providing reusable cloth nappy starter kits to families.
Cancer Association of Namibia urges breast cancer patients to share their stories.
