President Nangolo Mbumba has assured President Mokgweetsi Masisi of Botswana that sound neighbourliness will continue, just as the late President Hage Geingob would have wanted.
Mbumba received a courtesy visit from Masisi at State House on Wednesday.
The ability of the Brave Warriors to unite Namibians should be celebrated, and their talent should be capitalised on beyond their participation in the Africa Cup of Nations.
Namibia's fiery pronouncement on Germany's decision to support Israel's genocide in Gaza has drawn interest worldwide, especially from social media users.
On Sunday, the Namibian Presidency issued a statement in which it condemned Germany for supporting Israel in its genocidal acts in Gaza.
The OvaHerero Traditional Authority and the Nama Traditional Leaders Association are calling on President Hage Geingob to support them in taking Germany to the International Court of Justice for the genocide committed against their people.
The Vice President has commended the unwavering commitment of healthcare professionals and the security cluster to providing essential services and maintaining law and order during the festive holidays.
Nangolo Mbumba delivered the annual Christmas Day message.
The Green Hydrogen Council of Namibia will be submitting all the proposals it has received from various companies wanting to develop electrolysers and other relevant products for the green hydrogen industry to Cabinet for further discussions.
Namibian Police's former Inspector-General, Sebastian Ndeitunga, is the new Governor of the Ohangwena Region, effective tomorrow.
President Hage Geingob appointed Ndeitunga and relieved Walde Ndevashiya of his duties.
The social arm of the Spanish football giants, Real Madrid, could soon establish a school in Namibia.
The Real Madrid Foundation has carried out several programmes with different schools, using sport as a tool both for education and social integration.
Namibia continues to reiterate its objection to the lending conditions of the Bretton Woods institution as well as its classification as an upper-middle-income country.
These have made it difficult for the country to access soft loans over the years.
The World Bank says Namibia's decision to add value locally to its green resources is the right approach to alleviating unemployment, particularly among the youth, and at the same time meeting the global objectives of green industrialization.
