Namibia has condemned the coup that toppled the Niger Government and the subsequent detention of President Mohamed Bazoum yesterday.

Namibian lawmakers attending the Russia-Africa Summit commended Russia for treating Africa as an equal partner in development.

They say the hope is that African countries will capitalise on these relations and forge sustainable partnerships in critical industries.

Namibia's revised commitment to addressing climate change through mitigation and adaptation requires about N$270 billion to be executed by 2030.

This information was disclosed during the Environmental Investment Fund stakeholders' conference held in Windhoek.

Namibia needs to do more in order to achieve the World Health Organisation's Universal Health Coverage (UHC) target of over 80% by 2030.

This is despite notable progress made in the health sector.

The Minister of Health and Social Services (MoHSS) says there has been an upward trend in Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) in Namibia.

The Minister of Information and Communication Technology, Dr. Peya Mushelenga, maintains that his ministry will continue to promote and educate the public on the importance of national symbols.

Dr. Mushelenga made this remark at the official launch of the National Symbols campaign at Gobabis.

The United Kingdom has announced that all Namibian nationals will need a visa before travelling to the UK, including to visit, as of today.

Communities of Namibian descent living in Botswana are likely to be recognized by that country's government and could occupy influential positions, including in the House of Traditional Chiefs.

Namibia is said to be behind in terms of medical research, with most of the studies done outside the country.

This came out during a health seminar and annual general meeting for the Namibia Medical Society (NMC) held at Ongwediva.

Namibians who possess diplomatic, official, or service passports will no longer require visas to travel to Iran.