Three Namibian universities will lead the second Regional University Forum (RUFORUM) Triennial Conference that will tackle Agricultural Education and Research Ecosystems.
The conference, which will attract more than 1,000 delegates from across the world, starts on Monday.
The just-ended Mining Expo and Conference has shown the immense potential and vastness of the mining industry in the country.
nbc News spoke to some exhibitors who highlighted the importance of the expo.
The Mining Expo and Conference attracted close to 200 exhibitors and international guests.
This year, the Mining Expo and Conference attracted 199 companies and 20 from the SADC Region, as well as other international participants.
The Vice President has called on entrepreneurs to venture into the production of nuclear energy for Namibians to benefit from the downstream nuclear value chain activities.
Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah was speaking at the 11th 2024 Mining Expo and Conference that convened in Windhoek.
It was the last day of the general registration of voters (GRV), and several queues were still being observed at registration points around Windhoek.
The Road Fund Administration has increased its budget for road infrastructure for local authorities from N$160 million to N$430 million in this financial year.
The SADC Electoral Advisory Council in Namibia (SEAC) for pre-election assessment is referred to as a goodwill mission for the November elections.
The purpose of the eight-day consultations is to inform the SEAC of the views of the stakeholders concerning the conduct of the elections.
The Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) is optimistic about reaching the 1.6 million target for registered voters in the last week of the exercise. The General Registration of Voters ends on Thursday, August 1.
Early Childhood Development Centres in the informal parts of Windhoek benefited from a series of book donations designed to support children's social and emotional development.
The launch of the books was held at Happy Kids Kindergarten in Goreangab.
Namibians are remembering the former Education Minister, Katrina Hanse-Himarwa, who died on Sunday for her contribution to the country's education system.
Hanse-Himarwa has been conferred an official funeral.
