A team of forty Egyptian medical specialists and support staff are in Namibia to assist in the provision of health care services.
There are many patients in need of medical care but have limited human and infrastructure capacity, especially for complicated surgeries.
The President of Finland, Sauli Niinistö, will undertake a state visit to Namibia from April 27 to 28, 2023.
In a media statement, State House said the visit is part of Finland's engagement with Africa and is part of its strategic goal of growing connections with Africa.
Cooperation between China and Namibia to enhance small and medium enterprises in the country can be a gateway for economic growth and help tackle high unemployment rates.
Namibia is prepared and has a response plan in place in the event of a possible polio outbreak.
This comes after stakeholders participated in a three-day Polio Simulation Exercise in Windhoek.
Namibia had its first Polio Simulation Exercise in 2018.
The United Arab Emirates says it is willing to support Namibia in opening a diplomatic mission in the Gulf state.
Mahash Saeed Alhameli, the UAE Ambassador to Namibia, based in South Africa, paid a courtesy call on President Hage Geingob on the margins of the state visit in Pretoria.
Namibia is the latest country to have joined the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport.
The international body represents individuals and organizations involved in the supply chain, logistics and transportation in more than 30 countries.
Namibia has of late been recording cases of murder, some of which have left minor children parentless.
While some children have become their own providers, others are taken in by relatives who themselves are surviving on meager or no income.
The value of Namibia's potential private investment pipeline currently stands at N$161 billion. 73% of this is said to be in renewable energy.
Namibia could capitalize on its existing bilateral agreements with Angola to acquire the skills and lessons it needs to fast-track the development of its oil industry.
Mines and Energy Minister Tom Alweendo says such a move would boost the economies of both nations.
Namibia has approved about N$1.8 million (US$100,000) in humanitarian aid to Malawi following a request from that country for the rehabilitation of the victims of Tropical Cyclone Freddy last month. According to the United Nations, about US$70 million is needed to rehabilitate the country.
