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Strong leadership is crucial for turning infrastructure plans into reality in Africa
Water scarcity threatens Namibia's economic growth, public health, and social stability.
Namibia faces a critical juncture as it prepares for the economic impact of its emerging oil and gas industry, with corruption posing a significant threat to the country's future prosperity.
City of Windhoek vows to protect vulnerable communities from flooding, house fires
Namibia's Anti-Corruption Commission urged to intensify efforts to prevent and combat corruption in Erongo region
Waste management company Rent-A-Drum has cleaned up an open area near a kindergarten in Windhoek's Epandulo informal settlement after The Namibian exposed 33 years of uncollected garbage ...
Opuwo parents encouraged to prioritise early childhood education, responsible parenting and child nutrition
Namibia's Mashi Traditional Authority chief calls for schools to teach traditional values.
Namibia's NBC adds Ju/’Hoansi TV news bulletin, a significant step towards promoting cultural rights of the San community, but raises questions about delayed implementation and representa...
The Namibian police reported 275 accidents in 2024/25, costing nearly N$5 million, but discrepancies were found in their accounting.
Former Namibian President Nangolo Mbumba says he is unaware of a reported new office being built for him in Windhoek, contradicting a previous government statement that no such plans exis...
Paediatric cardiologist Dr Fenny Shidhika resigns from Namibia's Ministry of Health and Social Services amid allegations of bullying at Windhoek Central Hospital.