The National Fishing Corporation of Namibia (Fishcor), through its subsidiary Seaflower, has joined the national fight against drought by donating 14 tonnes of fish to the Namibia Governor's Forum.
The outgoing Ambassador of Japan to Namibia, Nishimaki Hisao, has expressed his admiration for Namibia’s people, landscapes, and wildlife during his tenure as his country's representative in Namibia.
The Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) has launched a new assessment report examining the interconnections among biodiversity, food, water, health, and climate change.
The report calls for urgent, integrated, and cross-sectoral action.
The Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism has announced the appointment of five new board members to the Game Products Trust Fund.
These members will oversee the management and allocation of funds generated from game products and natural resources.
In its effort to bring health services closer to the people, Omnicare Trust brought a mobile clinic to the Havanna U-Save area to provide essential healthcare services to the community of Havana in the city.
Swapo Party Vice President, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, has emphasised the importance of history and its role in guiding a nation's future.
She was speaking at the Namibian Exile Kids Association's (NEKA) second central committee meeting in the capital.
Miss Namibia 2024, Prisca Anyolo, has returned home from Mexico City, where she took part in the Miss Universe 2024 competition.
The Windhoek City Police Service (WCPS) celebrated its 18th anniversary, which included the renaming of the Peter Andries De Wet building, which houses the WCPS, in honour of Chief Abraham Kotokeni Kanime.
Artificial intelligence is designed to make work easier, not to replace people's jobs. This assertion was made by Arinze Okafor, co-founder of the Namibia Investment and Finance Academy, during the announcement of a new artificial intelligence course.
Zimbabweans living in Namibia are calling on the United States to immediately lift sanctions imposed on their country, saying they severely affect ordinary citizens.
The community argues that the measures have worsened the country's economic performance and pushed many into hardships.
