UN General Assembly adopts resolution to correct map distortions of Africa
UN adopts 'Correct the Map' resolution to address distortions of Africa's size
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UN adopts 'Correct the Map' resolution to address distortions of Africa's size
Namibia attracts global investors with stable jurisdiction, energy, and mineral opportunities
Namibia's Finance Minister Ericah Shafudah calls for public-private partnerships to address climate risks and strengthen Africa's financial autonomy.
Radiowave FM releases Episode 4 of "On the Move with Yango", focusing on driver guidance for passengers.
Namibia Football Association's Titus Kunamuene leads Cosafa workshop in Botswana to empower local football officials, especially women.
Namibia Airports Company CEO Bisey /Uirab summoned by Anti-Corruption Commission
Namibia Health Plan (NHP) members' medical aid benefits and contributions will remain unchanged despite the implementation of the Financial Institutions and Markets Act (FIMA).
IPC demands recusal of Works ED Jonas Sheelongo from Namibia Air talks citing governance concerns
Namibia's Parliamentary Budget Office remains in its infancy, with parliament relying on support from sister legislatures and the African network to establish the institution.
A decades-old land dispute in Namibia's Zambezi region has flared up, with concerns of violence and injuries.
Namibia's land disputes require careful handling to prevent escalation and violence.
People with disabilities in Keetmanshoop protest after Namibia's Ministry of Finance says there will be no increase in disability grants.