Almost 70 percent of the Namibian population depends on biodiversity and natural resources to earn a living. Through the GIZ Biodiversity Economy Project, GIZ has been at the forefront of biodiversity protection by supporting campsites that are developed in an environmentally friendly way.

Graduates who obtained their degrees but whose specialisations are not specified on their degrees will not be considered for recruitment to teach in the junior primary phase.

This decision by the Ministry of Education, Arts, and Culture aims to streamline teacher placements.

Namibia made it to the top 10 in global gender parity, ranking in eighth place. 

This was revealed in the 2024 Global Gender Gap Report of the World Economic Forum.

21 out of 35 economies are in the top 100, and Namibia stands out as a top-10 performer.

The Third Ordinary Session of the Sixth Legislature of the Pan-African Parliament (PAP) is set to take place from the 24th of June to July 5, 2024, in Midrand, South Africa. 

The community of Stampriet became the latest beneficiaries of the Anglo-American Foundation Namibia, which constructed a fully-fledged early childhood development centre.

The centre boasts four classrooms, five toilets, a storeroom, a kitchen, and a playground.