President Hage Geingob has christened the world’s first ammonia-powered supply vessel, developed by Australia-based company Fortescue Future Industries.

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.

Namibia is ready to fully participate in the UN Climate Change Conference, COP 28, which is set to start in Dubai in the United Arab Emirates.

The Namibian Investment Promotion and Development Board (NIPDB) has lined up a series of engagements on the sidelines of the meeting.

Former politician turned businessman Nico Kaiyamo says he hopes his story of courage, resilience, and being principled inspires Namibians.

Kaiyamo narrates his life's story in his autobiography titled 'My Journey', launched in Windhoek on Thursday.

UNICEF Regional Director Etleva Kadilli has commended the Namibian government for championing children's rights.

The Global Gateway Forum has made several key announcements about investing in clean energy transitions in various African countries.

Local skills development, with a particular emphasis on vocational training, will be a critical feature of the partnership between Namibia and the European Union.

Namibia is no longer going to export raw materials and will push to add value locally.

This was said by President Hage Geingob when he opened the first-ever EU-Namibia Business Forum in the Belgian capital, Brussels.