Southern Africa
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Loanjo Louw, a law student and real estate agent, shares her experience in property management and her journey in balancing her legal studies with her family's property development business.
Namibia must balance the risks and benefits of AI to create opportunities for young people and drive economic growth.
As high school comes to a close, students in Namibia look forward to the freedom of university life, but with it comes great responsibility, requiring careful planning and decision-making.
Namibian youth need practical skills to succeed in business and leadership roles
Namibian Grade 1 teachers urge parents to enrol children in mother-tongue schools.
Namibia's reliance on imported electricity continues, with imports making up 24% of the country's electricity supply mix in 2025, according to NamPower's data.
Namibia ranks 90th out of 110 economies in the World Economic Forum's 2026 Travel & Tourism Development Index with a score of 3.50 points.
Namibia's President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has called for Rundu to position itself as a regional economic hub, harnessing technology and expanding into regional markets.
Namibia's government warns farmers against independent FMD interventions as it seeks N$190m to contain the outbreak.
Namibia's President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has challenged diplomats to translate international relationships into jobs, investment, and opportunities for ordinary Namibians.
Rebel forces in Ethiopia's Tigray region withdraw from Mekelle amid clashes with national army
Namibia's Works and Transport Minister Veiko Nekundi warns motorists of reckless driving on the newly upgraded Karibib-Usakos road, as a new surveillance system is set to track and interc...
