In a major milestone ahead of the 13 August general elections, a consignment of over 12 million ballot papers printed in Dubai touched down at Kenneth Kaunda International Airport today under tight security.
More than 200 Namibians are trapped in various Gulf States as a result of the war against Iran.
The Presidency has dismissed allegations that the government has paid for the flight tickets and other expenses of the first couple's children to Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
President Hage Geingob has called on countries more susceptible to the effects of climate change to harness their natural resources and explore self-reliance rather than just be recipients of aid.
Namibia has called for the identification of gaps in financial support required since the adoption of the Paris Agreement in 2015.
President Hage Geingob says such a stock-taking exercise should also identify the financial support provided so far.
