Lüderitz eyes industrial hub status with N$615-million strategic plan
Namibia's Lüderitz Town Council launches strategic plan to position town as industrial and energy hub
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Namibia's Lüderitz Town Council launches strategic plan to position town as industrial and energy hub
Cyber-security experts warn Namibians to be cautious of AI-powered scams
Downloading unlicensed content may expose users to malicious software and account theft.
Exotic pet trade increasingly targets Africa's smallest wildlife species
A recent survey has found that the Aldabra giant tortoise population on Seychelles' Aldabra Atoll has reached a record high of 180,000, a significant increase from the 100,000 estimated i...
Namibia's healthcare faces challenges with Central Hospital operating beyond capacity and Keetmanshoop Hospital receiving a N$13.7m upgrade.
Namibia's cyber security response team advises individuals, media and digital publishers to handle personal information with care online.
Africa's sports economy is projected to reach $20 billion by 2035, but experts say infrastructure must be developed to capture this value.
Lee Martin, former Getty Images Senior Advisor, joins African Collaborations Group to advance sport and entertainment districts across Africa.
Namib Mills to open new distribution hub in Ondangwa to improve logistics and distribution.
Behavioural scientist Tamás Dávid-Barrett discusses the potential of technology to create positive change
African institutions face significant economic costs due to negative international media narratives and disinformation campaigns.