The Association of Heat, Ventilation, and Cooling held its first annual meeting to address the need for replacing ozone-depleting substances and announced the nominees of board members.
Namibia has been elected to establish the SADC refrigeration and cooling headquarters.
President Nangolo Mbumba says the Summit of the Future is a timely and urgent call to action to choose the path of peace, prosperity, and sustainable development.
The WorldSkills International Competition provides Namibia an opportunity to benchmark and showcase its technical and vocational skills. At the recently concluded 47th WorldSkills Competition in Lyon, France, Dr.
Landless People's Movement (LPM) President Bernadus Swartbooi says that while Namibia gained independence 34 years ago, this has not necessarily translated into true freedom for its people.
Namibia's beef exports to the European Union are under threat as the EU's new deforestation regulation comes into effect on 1st January 2025.
This regulation prohibits the entry of commodities linked to deforestation after December 2020, including beef, unless stringent environmental standards are met.
China has committed to provide grant funding to Namibia to construct houses for Namibian police officers.
This follows the bilateral talks between President Nangolo Mbumba’s bilateral meeting with his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping.
Developing countries are part of the international community and can contribute to positive outcomes on any of the major international issues.
The number of teenage pregnancies in Namibia is rising at an alarming rate, affecting not only the teenagers but also their parents.
Life Skills Teacher Nomlinda Steyn shared some insights on the psychological impact it has on both girls and boys who have to deal with being parents at a young age.
Palestinians have thanked Namibia for refusing a vessel suspected to be carrying military cargo for Israel from docking at the Walvis Bay port over the weekend.
President Nangolo Mbumba acknowledged Namibia’s progress over 34 years of independence but stressed that more work remains to ensure every Namibian benefits from the country's growth.
