Urban mobility should be considered a national development priority among other basic services, as it has the potential to unlock and drive urban development and ensure people's well-being and safety.
The Chief Executive Officer of the Chamber of Mines, Veston Malango, announced today that this year’s Mining Expo and Conference is completely sold out.
At a media briefing in Windhoek for the Mining Expo and Conference 2025, Malango
According to research conducted by the City of Windhoek, about 86% of Windhoek residents are low-income earners and cannot afford cars.
Of this 86%, 52% cannot afford public transport services.
The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) will be migrating from its current Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT) to Direct to Home (DTH) satellite broadcasting following a tripartite agreement with the Central Procurement Board of Namibia and IntelSat Ventures.
Commonwealth governments, businesses, academia and civil society have been urged to work together and remove trade barriers, improve market access and for all members to move together.
The call was made by speakers at the 23rd Dr. Theo-Ben Gurirab Public Lecture in Windhoek.
The Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) held an engagement meeting with the youth to encourage them to vote in the upcoming by-election scheduled for June 17.
Small-scale farmers are receiving vital training to boost productivity and improve food security, thanks to a two-day workshop hosted by Suncrest Farming Solutions in Windhoek.
This year's World Environment Day commemoration underscores the urgent need to address the escalating crisis of plastic pollution.
The Environmental Investment Fund collected N$90 million in revenue from environmental levies over the period between 2022 and 2024.
Every year on the 5th of June, the world unites to commemorate World Environment Day and to reinforce the urgent global call to protect the planet.
Digital technologies and innovations can be used to redefine how Africa preserves and protects natural and cultural heritage for the benefit of future generations.
These sentiments were shared at the four-day World Heritage Digital Technology Workshop, currently underway in Windhoek.
