Gold strategy offers Namibia a stronger financial shield
Namibia builds gold reserves to strengthen financial resilience
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Namibia builds gold reserves to strengthen financial resilience
Namibia to send 12 athletes to inaugural Youth Olympic Games in Africa
Thirty-three dancers have been selected to join the national dance selection pool.
Namibia's Sovereign Wealth Fund reaches $514.6 million, with government planning legislation to protect natural resource revenues.
Namibia's President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah visits Moscow for the Russia-Africa Summit, seeking to convert a longstanding political friendship into a stronger economic partnership.
The condition of Windhoek's parks, particularly Zoo Park, has raised concerns about the city's ability to maintain public spaces, with some areas deteriorating to the point of being unsafe.
Former Health Minister Dr Richard Kamwi praises Namibia's intensified indoor malaria spraying efforts, but notes community resistance remains a challenge.
Katima Mulilo Town Council's talks with central government on revitalising the Zambezi Waterfront and Tourism Park have reached an advanced stage.
Works and transport minister Veikko Nekundi has called for disability accessibility to be incorporated into public infrastructure planning, budgets, procurement and construction in Namibia.
Coach Benjamin announces Brave Warriors squad for upcoming Cameroon matches
Namibia's sheep marketing plummets by nearly 40% in September due to foot-and-mouth disease outbreak.
Namibia's Judiciary confirms Acting Judge Marelize du Plessis is no longer assigned to the multi-million-dollar Fishrot corruption case.