Namibia not ready to play in the nuclear league
Windhoek (The Namibia): The Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) says Namibia currently has no resources to move into the nuclear power production sector because the industry is dominated by major world powers.
10 reasons to be thankful to Sam Nujoma
Windhoek (The Namibian): Sam Nujoma’s death provides an opportune time to assess his contribution to Namibia – the things he has achieved, and also the things he chose not to do.
Elections bring political shifts, big losses for Swapo and PDM, and a surge in new parliamentary voices
The Namibian December 7, 2024, Windhoek (The Namibian): Namibia’s just-concluded presidential and National Assembly elections have led to several political casualties, a new dawn for virgin parliamentarians, and some surprises.
President Angolo Mbumba congratulate Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah for her historic victory in presidential and National Assembly elections
In a message released shortly after the Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) announced the official results, Mbumba praised the Namibian electorate for making history by choosing Nandi-Ndaitwah as the new head of state.
Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) seeks another term amid economic woes
The Namibian October 31, 2024. Gaborone (The Namibian): People in Botswana are heading to the voting booth on as the ruling Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) seeks another five-year term.
The rush to share: the perils of spreading unconfirmed news on social media
Windhoek (The Namibian): In the digital age, social media platforms such as Facebook, WhatsApp and X have become central to how we share and consume news.
85 000 Namibians could face death due to hunger
Windhoek (The Namibian) A report by the Acute Food Insecurity analysis has projected that a total of 85 000 Namibians are expected to be in phase 4 of emergency level in terms of hunger.
Namibia Energy Sector Needs Local Content Guidelines
Namibia’s oil and gas sector is still looking forward to reaching the production phase -S&P Global analysts don’t anticipate Namibia’s first oil to come until 2029, and the country’s first gas-to-power project is scheduled to begin in 2027.
