The Global Cybersecurity Initiative has been officially launched in Windhoek, marking a historic milestone toward strengthening digital security across Africa.
The initiative brought together key stakeholders from government, media agencies, and the private sector.
African countries are making progress in eliminating preventable and neglected diseases, despite pressure on health financing.
African Union leaders have demanded prompt action to prevent conflicts from escalating, as insecurity continues to spread across the continent.
African leaders have agreed on measures to strengthen the continent's response to peace and security challenges, with a focus on sustainable financing, early intervention, and rapid response to conflicts.
The African Union (AU) wants joint action to tackle escalating conflicts across the continent, warning that no country can confront the security threats alone.
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah is in Luanda, Angola, to attend the African Union (AU) Extraordinary Summit on peace and security in Africa.
African leaders are expected to confront the continent's worsening peace and security challenges at an Extraordinary Session of the African Union (AU) Assembly of Heads of State and Government in Angola on Sunday.
Rwandan President Paul Kagame accused the international community of mishandling the eastern DRC crisis and failing to address its root causes, arguing that sanctions and outside interventions have compounded a conflict that has persisted for three decades.
African health leaders are calling for greater investment, regional cooperation and self-reliance to improve health security on the continent as external funding declines.
This was highlighted at the fifth Southern Africa Regional Ministerial Steering Committee meeting in Windhoek.
The need for local pharmaceutical production in Namibia and the African continent was emphasised during a courtesy visit to President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah by the Director-General of the World Health Organisation (WHO), Tedros Ghebreyesus.
