Mali's Minister of Energy and Water Resources, Boubacar Diane, declared the development of the Sahel region in line with the dynamics of the global energy industry as one of the main objectives of the Sahel States Alliance at the meeting of the AES Ministers of Mines, Petroleum, and Energy in Niamey on Wednesday.
Ghanian video journalist Ernest Dele Aglunu scooped top honours in the Global South Video News Awards, held in the capital of the United Arab Emirates, Abu Dhabi.
The inaugural awards were aimed at recognising journalists of the Global South whose work is reshaping the narrative around the south.
The international beauty queens who were in Namibia on the initiative of Miss World Namibia's Selma Kamanya's Global Namibia 1 project concluded a successful ten-day tour of Namibia.
The aim was to explore and promote the country's tourism on the world stage.
Producer Jackzee J. Tsaraeb of the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) is showcasing his brilliance with a nomination at the inaugural African Media Awards 2025.
Miss International Namibia, Uatjiri Mbaisa, returned home after participating in the 63rd Miss International Beauty Pageant grand finale last week in Tokyo, Japan.
Miss International Colombia, Catalina Duque, walked away with the title.
Namibia insists that international law cannot claim universality or fairness unless it confronts colonial crimes and their enduring impact.
A group of beauty queens from across the globe is currently traversing Namibia to explore and promote the country's tourism on the world stage.
The Embassy of Algeria in Namibia hosted an event to celebrate that country's 71st anniversary, marking the historic revolution of November 1, 1954.
This revolution is a defining chapter in Algeria's struggle for independence and human dignity.
Namibia is set to intensify its lobbying efforts for the bid to host the Green Climate Fund (GCF)'s African Regional Hub during the upcoming UN Climate Change Conference.
The conference, also known as COP30, will take place from 6 to 21 November in Belém, Brazil.
SADC observers of the Tanzania General Elections have reported that voters in many areas of the country were unable to freely express their will during the recently concluded general election.
