Finance Minister Erica Shafudah has called on Eastern and Southern African countries to turn regional integration commitments into practical action.
Shafudah warned that poor connectivity, high transport costs and trade barriers continue to limit Africa's economic potential.
Many young Namibians choose careers based on peer pressure or family expectations due to a lack of guidance on available opportunities.
The faction leader of the Ovaherero Traditional Authority, Hoze Riruako, is calling on Namibia and Germany to end the decade-long negotiations on the genocide apology and reparations deal and sign the long-awaited Joint Declaration.
Cabinet has approved in principle a draft bill aimed at strengthening Namibia's fight against drug abuse, the illegal manufacture and supply of narcotic and psychoactive substances.
Namibia is considering the use of drone technology and artificial intelligence to strengthen border surveillance, improve security, and reduce the high costs associated with monitoring its borders.
Russia is looking beyond its longstanding political ties with Namibia, with President Vladimir Putin calling for stronger trade and economic cooperation in minerals, agriculture, fisheries, and technology.
Drought and other climate-related challenges continue to leave countries such as Namibia vulnerable.
Namibia must move from Natural Resource Endowment to Technological Sovereignty, Industrial Transformation and Shared Prosperity.
Drought and other climate-related challenges continue to leave countries such as Namibia vulnerable.
Russia's President Vladimir Putin has expressed readiness to expand technology transfer, education and skills development as part of the continent's economic transformation.
