Namibia
3 min
Namibia's Education Sector Sees Significant Developments
Namibian education sector updates, from infrastructure to innovation
Southern Africa
Namibia
Capital Windhoek
Stories 1246
Local sources 13
NA
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Namibia: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in Southern Africa
Namibia
3 min
Lioness gets ready to shut down Lusaka July
Namibian artist Lioness is set to perform at the Lusaka July event.
Namibia
3 min
Namibia's Ovaherero and Nama Communities Seek Redress in Berlin
Namibia's Ovaherero and Nama communities seek redress for past injustices from German government
Namibia
3 min
Editorial Highlights Food Security Concerns in Namibia
Food security in Namibia cannot depend solely on emergency relief.
Namibia
3 min
TransNamib dismisses Gonzo over property deals
TransNamib has dismissed an employee, Gonzo, due to property deals
Namibia
3 min
Namibia's Healthcare Faces Challenges as Central Hospital Operates Beyond Capacity
Namibia's central hospital is operating beyond bed capacity, amid efforts to upgrade healthcare facilities.
Namibia
3 min
One Economy Foundation Appoints Laura Tjombonde as New Executive Director
Laura Tjombonde to succeed Pauline Kahupi as executive director of One Economy Foundation
Namibia
3 min
Namibian MP Proposes N$10 Million Relief Fund for Kapana Traders Affected by FMD Outbreak
Namibian MP Mathias Mbundu proposes N$10 million relief fund for kapana traders impacted by foot-and-mouth disease outbreak
Namibia
3 min
Construction Industries Federation of Namibia Urges Action on Long-Awaited Bill
Namibia's construction sector awaits concrete action on the long-awaited construction industries bill.
Namibia
3 min
Stars set to light up Omuthiya
The Omuthiya Town Council is staging a star-studded show as part of the annual third Omuthiya Business Expo 2026.
Namibia
3 min
Keetmanshoop Hospital Receives N$13.7m Upgrade
Keetmanshoop hospital gets major upgrade with N$13.7m funding
Namibia
3 min
Cybersecurity Expert Warns of Human Link Weakness in Namibia
Cybersecurity expert Andrew Fordred warns that humans are often the weakest link in cyberattacks, emphasizing the need for simple, low-cost measures to protect against cybercrime in Namibia.