Namibia places the highest strategic value on the peaceful uses of nuclear energy.

Namibia addressed the United Nations Security Council on the situation in the Middle East, including the question of Palestine, stating that it cannot accept a world order where some people's freedom is conditional and others' suffering is normalised.

Namibia has called on the United Nations Security Council to move beyond expressions of concern and adopt concrete actions to support the realisation of the Palestinian people’s right to self-determination. 

The Embassy of Angola in Namibia held a national products fair in Windhoek, coinciding with National Peace and Reconciliation Day.

The National Peace and Reconciliation Day is held annually on the fourth of April, but the Angolan embassy marked it on 25 April.

Leaders from the business sector, faith community, and government gathered in Windhoek over the weekend for the inaugural Deeper Leaders and Business summit.

Bank Windhoek has launched its WhatsApp Banking platform, the first for the financial sector in Namibia.

"It is a bold step in our journey to reimagine banking by placing it exactly where our customers communicate and connect every day," said James Chapman, Bank Windhoek MD.

The High Commission of Malaysia in Namibia conducted a high-level strategic briefing for Heads of Mission and senior Namibian government officials.

Six of the accused in the NAMCOR corruption trial have been granted bail, following their successful appeal against the Windhoek Magistrate's Court's refusal to grant them bail.

Namibia remains unmoved in its demand for reform of the United Nations Security Council.

This statement follows the African Union's intensified efforts to uphold its unanimous and long-standing demand for urgent reform of the UN Security Council.

Judge Marelise du Plessis has rejected an application for her recusal in the ongoing Fishrot trial.

The recusal application was brought by accused Sacky Shangala, with James Hatuikulipi and Mike Nghipunya as co-applicants.