Africa’s disaster risk management requires a multi-sectoral approach and coordinated action across government to effectively reduce vulnerability and build long-term resilience. 

The Community Conservation Fund (CCF) of Namibia, in partnership with the Namibia University of Science and Technology, has commissioned digital communication systems, known as Community Hubs, in two conservancies in the Kunene Region.

The Environmental Investment Fund (EIF) has been accredited as a National Implementing Entity of the Adaptation Fund.

This gives EIF direct access to international climate financing, which could be used to roll out homegrown climate change projects across the country.

The Chief Executive Officer of the Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board (NIPDB) has said that Namibia must create 800,000 jobs by 2030.

Members of the Namibian Domestic and Allied Workers Union have expressed their frustration at the struggles they go through to access housing and land in the country. 

They were speaking at the Policy Advocacy Workshop on Affordable Housing for Domestic Workers in Namibia held in Windhoek today. 

The mining sector has shown a decline in revenue from N$51,572 to N$51,382 billion in 2024.

This is contained in the Chamber of Mines' 2024 Annual Review.

The Namibia Estate Agents Board (NEAB) is calling on members of the public to make use of registered real estate agents to ensure a safer and more informed property transaction.

Urban mobility should be considered a national development priority among other basic services, as it has the potential to unlock and drive urban development and ensure people's well-being and safety. 

The Chief Executive Officer of the Chamber of Mines, Veston Malango, announced today that this year’s Mining Expo and Conference is completely sold out. 

At a media briefing in Windhoek for the Mining Expo and Conference 2025, Malango 

According to research conducted by the City of Windhoek, about 86% of Windhoek residents are low-income earners and cannot afford cars.

Of this 86%, 52% cannot afford public transport services.