Bilateral relations between Namibia and Türkiye have been growing from strength to strength since the country opened an embassy in Windhoek in 2012.
This was said by the Deputy-Minister of Education, Arts and Culture, Faustina Caley, at Türkiye's 99th independence anniversary in Windhoek.
Namibia is looking forward to working closely with the administration of the newly elected Lesotho Prime Minister-elect, Sam Ntsokoane Matekane, through advancing bilateral cooperation and SADC regional development.
President Hage Geingob said this in a statement to congratulate Matekoane.
Namibia received the second position in the Leading in Progressive Policies Award Category at the 5th Africa Tourism Leadership Forum and Awards held in Botswana.
The European Union and the Ministry of Industrialisation and Trade will host the Economic Partnership Agreement trade forum next week.
The purpose of the forum is to sensitize Namibian organisations and companies on the export and import opportunities under the Namibia-EU agreement.
President Hage Geingob says Namibia and Botswana still have some outstanding mega projects which the two governments are committed to completing.
Dr Geingob said this during a courtesy call by the outgoing High Commissioner of Botswana to Namibia, Dr Batlang Comma Serema, at State House.
A number of Angolans who have been living in Namibia for decades are still finding it difficult to acquire Namibian citizenship and are not benefiting from social safety nets.
Digital transformation and the management of information as well as knowledge are key topics of discussion at this year's Information Science Annual Conference, being held in Windhoek.
The two-day engagement was attended by local and international academics.
Ethiopia has commended Namibia for being one of the most experienced African countries in sanitary practices, especially with respect to the requirements of international trade.
This was said by a high-level delegation on agriculture from Ethiopia, who are in Windhoek on a benchmarking visit to Namibia.
Namibia's Guinness World Record holder for the fastest sand skiing speed is set to attempt to break a second world record.
Henrik May, a resident of Swakopmund, says he will attempt to sand ski in the dunes between Walvis Bay and Swakopmund in one day to motivate Namibians to achieve the impossible.
Namibia was among the 21 countries that participated in the 63rd UNITAS exercise, which ended recently.
The Namibian ship, Elephant, was assigned to represent the country's navy during the naval parade and also participated in Operation UNITAS, marking Brazil's bi-centennial independence anniversary.
