Africa has rejected a proposed compromise on United Nations Security Council reform that would grant regions fixed seats without guaranteeing permanent membership.
The continent maintains that the proposal falls short of its long-standing demand for equal representation on the Council.
Namibia's economic growth is projected to be at 2,3% in 2026, lower than the earlier forecast of 3,1%.
This reflects weaker-than-expected performance in the first half of the year.
Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare says there's a need for government to address rigid recruitment requirements that often demand years of experience from newly qualified graduates.
The Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Land Reform, Inge Zaamwani, says trading restrictions have been partially relaxed, allowing cattle to move from feedlots to abattoirs and from abattoirs to traders.
The FNB Eagles head coach, Craig Williams, says the upcoming five-match One Day International (ODI) series against Ireland will provide a valuable test for his team as they prepare for the World Cup Qualifier in December.
The Champion Maize Youth League Cup brought together top-performing youth football teams in the Erongo Region, giving promising players an opportunity to showcase their talent and compete for top honours as the Coastal Edition concluded its season.
The Namibia Sport Commission has officially recognized five new sporting federations over the past two years, expanding the country's organized sporting landscape and creating new pathways for athlete development.
NS Warriors FC and Lucky Stars FC are intensifying preparations for the new league season in Divundu, using a weekend friendly to assess fitness, teamwork, and overall match readiness while awaiting confirmation of the official league kick-off date.
Namibia's Under-15 national football team, the Baby Warriors, have departed for Baku, Azerbaijan, to participate in the inaugural FIFA Under-15 World Cup and Festival, marking a milestone moment for the squad as they prepare to compete on the international stage.
Two Namibian wrestling officials are enhancing the country's technical expertise after representing Namibia at the Veteran World Wrestling Championships in Amman, Jordan, where they gained valuable exposure to international refereeing standards.
