Namibia monitors ongoing UK riots and unrest
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The Namibian government closely monitors the ongoing riots and unrest in several UK cities, including London, Birmingham, Liverpool, Sunderland, Manchester, Hull, and Bristol.
The Namibian government closely monitors the ongoing riots and unrest in several UK cities, including London, Birmingham, Liverpool, Sunderland, Manchester, Hull, and Bristol.
A motion that seeks to ratify the agreement between Namibia and Cuba for the transfer of convicted persons has been tabled in the National Assembly.
This agreement underscores commitment to the social rehabilitation of offenders, enabling them to serve their sentences in their home countries.
The Namibia-Zambia Joint Commission on Defence and Security Matters is concerned about cases of cross-border crime.
This was shared in a joint communiqué following the 25th session of the joint permanent commission held at Swakopmund.
National Council Chairperson Lukas Muha welcomed a delegation from Zambia's Parliamentary Committee on Privileges and Absences, led by First Deputy Speaker and Chairperson of the Committee, Malungo A.
The Deputy Executive Director in the Ministry of Industrialization and Trade, Michael Humavindu, has denied allegations emanating from South Africa that Namibia has banned fresh produce imports from the southern neighbour.
Over 200 women, young and old, gathered in Windhoek for the Namibia National Women Conference.
The conference, which is the first of its kind, was organised by the Namibia National Men Conference under the theme "It is well, my darling—we are all in this fight against violence".
Namibia and Botswana have signed a twinning agreement through the Zambezi Regional Council and the Chobe District Council in Kasane, Botswana.
The agreement focuses on areas of local economic development, environment and waste management, shared riverine resources, culture, and sports.
The Chief of the NDF, Air Marshal Martin Pinehas, says the presence of Namibia and Zambia's defence forces is a clear demonstration of the two countries' commitment to ensuring that people living along the border are safe.
Namibia took part in the 67th meeting of the United Nations Tourism Regional Commission for Africa and the Second United Nations Tourism Regional Conference on Brand Africa, held in Zambia.
A conference aimed at fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange focusing on cutting-edge technologies and future solutions for the design and application of network and communication systems kicked off in Windhoek on Tuesday.