The Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources is warning people not to approach wandering seals on the beach or in public areas since doing so could endanger them.

Baker Hughes, an energy technology company, opened its new liquid mud plant, cement bulk facility, and integrated multimodal facility to support Namibia's burgeoning energy industry and increase localisation opportunities. 

A four-year-old boy, Joseph Ndumetu, died after a Cape cobra bit him on his left ear while sleeping at his parents' house at Otumwe, in the Uis area, yesterday.
 

Namibia has secured its first commercial off-take agreement between HyIron and Benteler, a renowned German auto parts manufacturer, where Namibia will supply up to 200,000 tonnes of direct reduced iron, or DRI.
 

The Minister in the Presidency, Christine ||Hoëbes, says Namibia is emerging as a prominent producer of green iron, poised to produce over 2 million tonnes of direct reduced iron (DRI) by 2030.

||Hoëbes said this during the HyIron Oshivela Project Site Visit and Project Milestones Announcement.

The Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO), in collaboration with the Namibian Standards Institution (NSI), launched and marked the beginning of an important project aimed at enhancing Namibia’s food safety standards for fishery and canned meat products. 
 

Erongo Governor Neville Andre says the Namibian Ports Authority's, (NamPort) achievements over the past 30 years should be enough to inspire and drive the nation's industrialisation agenda, with broader participation and beneficiation for all Namibians in the logistics industry.

The Dâure Daman community has expressed dissatisfaction with the government, citing unresolved internal issues and alleged neglect. Community representatives claim that their concerns, raised through letters, petitions, and protests since 2023, have not been adequately addressed.

The newly inaugurated Oukaume Fishing Trawler is set to provide 1,100 jobs to the locals.

The Oukaume Vessel was acquired in September this year with an investment of N$100 million.

The President of Independent Patriots for Change (IPC), Panduleni Iitula, has urged the electorate to carefully consider their future and their true desires before casting their votes.