Southern Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Namibia: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in Southern Africa
Families of Okahandja murder victims learned of 18-year-old suspect's arrest on social media before being officially informed by police.
Activists in Otjiwarongo raise concerns over 30 unoccupied Build Together houses, questioning fund allocation and suitability for beneficiaries.
Chamber of Commerce and Industry's Keetmanshoop branch raises concerns over meat shortages affecting tourism sector and school hostels.
Seven men accused of murdering Justine Shiweda appear in court, while an eighth suspect refuses to attend, amid concerns of medical neglect and detention conditions.
Namibia's Agriculture Ministry struggles to deploy 156 tractors for farmers due to delayed registration and training.
Chinese car brands gain traction in Namibia, forcing traditional manufacturers to offer better value.
A dismembered body found in Namibia has been identified by authorities.
Namibian rangeland expert urges communal farmers to improve soil fertility to boost mahangu production
Namibia battles foot-and-mouth disease outbreak, seeks to understand virus strain
Namibia's Groot-Aub Clinic gets permanent ambulance, driver, and paramedic after years of advocacy for improved emergency medical services.
Namibia's Agricultural Union proposes supervised livestock sales to mitigate FMD impact
Muundjua Karinambandje, accused of murder, rape, and kidnapping, apologizes during first court appearance.
