Ernst Roets' Washington Cross Spectacle Fails to Gain Traction
Lex Libertas' event with 3,000 white crosses in Washington, DC, to highlight farm attacks in South Africa receives limited media attention.
Southern Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Namibia: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in Southern Africa
Lex Libertas' event with 3,000 white crosses in Washington, DC, to highlight farm attacks in South Africa receives limited media attention.
South Africa's National Treasury to pay R42.5bn in bond interest on 30 September, with the largest payment being R14.4 billion on the R2032 fixed-rate note.
Government Institutions Pension Fund's total assets stand at N$223 billion, invested in housing, energy, agriculture, and other projects.
Namibia's Department of Transport lacks an IT disaster recovery plan, leaving critical data vulnerable to loss or becoming unretrievable.
Namibia's gold purchases reach N$767.7m, driven by the Gold Acquisition Project, while the Welwitschia Fund records a 9.4% return in the first half of 2026.
TotalEnergies identifies Namibia in portfolio for oil and gas production growth beyond 2030
Namibia's push for gender equality raises questions about men's roles and rights.
Namibia's media has made strides in inclusive political reporting, giving voice to opposition parties and citizens, but challenges persist.
Bannerman Energy finalizes joint venture with China National Uranium Corporation, securing $320.4 million investment for Etango Uranium Project.
Namibia's CMB.TECH starts first hydrogen-powered locomotive engine in Africa, marking a significant step in the project's development.
Oryx Properties executive directors vest linked units under Long Term Share Incentive Scheme
The Namibian government is considering introducing an air ambulance service