Angola has indicated that it can supply Namibia with electricity.
Namibia's Ambassador to Angola, Patrick Nandago, said this during an interview with nbc News.
According to Ambassador Nandago, Angola is close to becoming self-sufficient in energy generation and distribution.
Namibian Broadcasting Corporation Director General Stanley Similo says Namibia and Angola's cooperation in broadcasting will be extended to include television.
Currently, only nbc National FM has programmes catering to Angolan citizens living in Namibia.
Senior officials meeting for the inaugural session of the Angola-Namibia Bi-National Commission convened in Luanda, Angola, on Thursday.
The three-day session will review, facilitate exchange, and bring about substantive ideas that will reinforce cooperation between the two countries.
The Vice President of the Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola (MPLA), Luisa Damiao, paid a courtesy visit to President Nangolo Mbumba today.
The visit highlights the longstanding ties between the two countries, rooted in mutual respect and political comradeship.
The Governors Forum is a collaborative initiative between Namibia and Angola that signals a pivotal step towards enhancing bilateral relations and addressing shared challenges impacting communities along the border.
Namibia is accorded an opportunity to contribute to the global collaboration agenda for advancing the green hydrogen ecosystem following an invitation to join the International Hydrogen Trade Forum.
President Nangolo Mbumba says as Namibia plans to develop its oil and gas industry, the country will benchmark Angola.
President Nangolo Mbumba undertook his first visit outside Namibian borders to Angola.
The visit is meant to be an introductory occasion since President Mbumba assumed office as Namibia's 4th President and to strengthen partnerships.
The Council of Ministers of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) will meet on the 10th and 11th of this month in the Angolan capital city, Luanda.
A crisis of children, mostly female, roaming around the streets and malls of the capital, selling wooden goods and begging for coins, has become a concern.
