President Hage Geingob is currently in a meeting with Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace in London. Talks are likely to center around wildlife conservation in Namibia, the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting scheduled for 2018, as well as issues aimed at strengthening bilateral relations. The two leaders are meeting behind closed doors. The Head […]
Founding President Sam Nujoma said Namibia and Cuba’s relationship will continue to be active despite the death of that country’s former President Fidel Castro. Nujoma said the two countries’ relationship is formed through blood shed during the liberation struggle and that that bond will remain unbroken. He was speaking to NBC News in Havana Cuba […]
Namibia continues to be hailed as a potential investment haven among developing countries. President Hage Geingob said this when he addressed business people in the French capital, Paris.
Worlds Aids Day coincides with the launch of a massive trial in South Africa of a new vaccine.
United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has taken the opportunity to call for more global commitment to combating the pandemic by 2030.
The president of the Namibia Motor Sport Federation has called on Motor Sport Clubs to get registered with the NMSF to set an end to the illegal hosting of events. The illegal hosting of Motor Sport events has seemingly become a regular thing in and around Windhoek and has lead to increased concerns about third […]
For ordinary Cubans in Havana, revolutionary leader Fidel Castro has left a void that would be hard to fill as was witnessed on Wednesday night’s memorial service. However, his stance on solidarity especially, is hailed and treasured by Cuban nationals.
As our dependency on the internet grows, vulnerability towards cyber-crimes is also increasing in developing nations, including Namibia. There is therefore a need for better resilience against cyber-criminals, that have resorted to using the latest technology to commit these type of crimes.
Two accused men in a 2005 murder case appeared in the Windhoek High Court. They were both found guilty.
The Namibia Boxing and Wrestling Control Board has dismissed a request by the Salute Boxing Academy to restrict five individuals from attending their event this weekend. The academy, through their executive chairman Kriata Kamanya, has requested that the control board prohibit Kinda Nangolo, Nestor Tobias, Tim Ekandjo, Imms Moses and Anita Tjombe from attending their […]
