Tanzania's Vice-President Deogratius Ndejembi criticised states imposing unilateral sanctions on other countries, warning at the UN General Assembly that such measures undermine sovereignty and peaceful coexistence.
Kenyan President William Ruto demanded permanent African representation on the UN Security Council on Monday, warning that international institutions are failing to keep up with a changing world.
Africa's richest man, Nigerian industrialist Aliko Dangote, urged Africans to invest more of their capital at home and turn the continent's resources into finished products, telling Unstoppable Africa 2026 in New York that Africa must stop strengthening foreign economies at its own expense.
Namibia will be represented at a high-level event in New York focused on mobilising investment in Africa’s water sector and strengthening global cooperation ahead of the 2026 UN Water Conference.
Namibia is joining other African countries at the Africa Green Hydrogen Summit, taking place from 15 to 16 September.
The summit brings together governments, investors, project developers and other stakeholders to advance green hydrogen across the continent.
The 8th Youth Sustainable Development Conference is underway in Windhoek, marking its first time being hosted in Southern Africa.
The event brought together young professionals, youth leaders, policymakers, innovators, investors, and development partners under the theme "powering change".
Namibia's first artificial intelligence institution, NOVA Institution of Artificial Intelligence, is positioning itself to help address the growing demand for future-ready AI technicians in Africa.
Namibia's first artificial intelligence (AI) institution, NOVA, has positioned itself to help address the growing demand for future-ready AI technicians in Africa.
Africa is not relenting in rewriting how the world sees its history, its people and its place in the world.
This year, the continent took two major battles to the United Nations – slavery and the distortion of Africa's true size on world maps.
The protection of human rights is a topical issue in Botswana, with conversations currently ongoing around whether to maintain or abolish capital punishment.
Botswana remains the only SADC country that administers the death penalty.
