The lifting of compulsory vaccination against Bovine Tuberculosis on cattle destined for South Africa is a relieve to local farmers. The two governments agreed to suspend some of the measures which have been hindering the smooth trade between the countries.
South Africa’s President Jacob Zuma has survived an attempt to remove him from office from within his governing African National Congress. South African media says the bid to oust him was rejected and a settlement was reached.
A group of artist successfully managed to track down a man said to be behind the plagiarism of their music. Most artists spend days composing songs, and months to come up with a full album.
The farming community of Berseba in the //Karas Region are urged to continue the practice of ensuring food security. The call was made by the Minister of Poverty Eradication and Social Welfare Zephania Kameeta at the opening of the Berseba Goat Expo and Investors Conference at the tiny settlement.
Cuba’s allies and Washington’s top diplomat in Havana have joined tens of thousands of Cubans at a rally to commemorate Fidel Castro, who passed away on Friday at the age of 90.
Cyber security is a global concern requiring global solutions. Members of parliament from Commonwealth countries including Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Uganda, South Africa, Tanzania, Malawi and Swaziland are discussing lessons learned and best practice strategies that can be used to secure internet use.
President Hage Geingob was among a select few world leaders to address mourners at the memorial service for former Cuban leader Fidel Castro, in Havana this morning. At an event graced by fellow leaders from countries like Mexico, Ecuador, South Africa and Zimbabwe, President Geingob described the late Castro, as a man “whose legacy will […]
The transfer of knowledge and skills to Namibians will not be compromised when attracting foreign investment in the energy sector. Mines and Energy Minister, Obeth Kandjoze says this is despite the fact that the country is not yet in a position to fend for itself in terms of energy security.
The suspension of the road construction between Aminuis and Gobabis has left more than 200 people jobless. No construction has taken place on the site since September 2016 due to a number of factors, including a lack of funds.
President Hage Geingob inaugurated the Namibian chancery in Paris with a call on staff to continue promoting relations between the two countries. Dr. Geingob says political diplomacy ought to be augmented with economic development of equal partnerships.
