The African Development Bank Group (AfDBG) has received strong backing from governments, investors, and development partners for its new platform solutions approach aimed at accelerating transformation in Africa's health and aviation sectors.
Namibia needs stronger unity, moral renewal and collective action to confront growing social challenges.
This call echoed strongly during the National Prayer Breakfast held in Windhoek on Friday, themed "Thanksgiving, Peace, Transformation".
Vice President Lucia Witbooi has called for collective action to transform Luderitz. She made these remarks at the official opening of the 19th annual Lüderitz Crayfish Festival.
Among those who attended the festival were Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare and other senior government officials.
The University of Namibia (UNAM) has officially launched its 2026 academic year with messages of transformation, innovation, and shared responsibility.
The university welcomed a historic intake of more than 11,000 first-year students across its 12 campuses countrywide.
Education has powerful transformative power, but teaching and schooling in rural areas are challenging. However, the dedication and assistance by various stakeholders offer hope for the future.
The Ministry of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sports, Arts and Culture said it is committed to ensuring that Namibian institutions of higher learning do more than teach but transform.
Namibian Broadcasting Corporation Director General Stanley Similo has been hailed as a champion of change and the master of transformation.
Namibia is currently transforming the old export processing zones (EPZs) into special economic zones (SEZs).
The EPZs were unsuccessful in collecting the requisite taxes for the Treasury, and they also contributed to Namibia being blacklisted as a tax haven.
Bus stops are a place where commuters wait to be picked up; however, they are often neglected.
The Namibia Women Society's Windhoek Branch has embarked on a transformation mission to beautify bus stops and make them more appealing, hopefully turning them into a place of solace.
The Namibian Tourism Board says that, once the Tourism Bill is passed, it will no longer regulate the tourism industry.
CEO Digu //Naobeb revealed this at a tourism stakeholder engagement held in Windhoek.
