Namibian activists have called on Berlin to apologise for massacring thousands and provide reparations
In Namibia, the national government has piped water to many remote villages and put them in charge of distribution and payment
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An amount of R177-million is missing in a complex money trail that jumps from Namibia to South Africa
Understanding why farmers in Southern Africa are reluctant to cash in their investment is key to mitigating the effects of climate change
Malawi and Zimbabwe were two of the “countries in the Southern African region [that] had dramatically low levels of tolerance for homosexuals – report
China’s demand for donkey meat from Zimbabwe and Namibia could lead to the animal’s extinction.
Finally capping its own medics, the country must now retain them and coax them into rural areas.
“’We are Namibians, and not South Africans,’ he told the Supreme Court during his trial in Pretoria in 1967-1968"
The country’s new blueprint for development aims for incremental growth
Filmmaker Vincent Moloi hopes to raise the profile of reparation with ‘Skulls of My People’.
National hero was named in an alleged corruption affair with IAAF.
Namibians have brought a renewed lawsuit in the United States against Germany’s extermination policy.
Receptionist Letitia Diergaardt has been outed as a millionaire with links to oil barons and shady arms dealers.
A military project between Namibia and North Korea is in defiance the UN Security Council. severely denting Namibia’s international reputation.
Market pressures have driven sightholders to rebel against the high prices being set by Anglo, writes Roman Grynberg.
The capital of Namibia, is running out of water. It’s a crisis that this city is uniquely equipped to solve – and one South Africa should learn from.
It is crucial to promote good political leadership and celebrate its successes on the continent – the aim of the Ibrahim Prize.
After years of importing more than it exports, Namibia must act to avoid dollar devaluation.
South Africa’s neighbours are dependent on the union’s short-sighted revenue-sharing formula.
Skyrocketing property prices have prompted demands for more affordable housing and threats of widespread land grabs.
Shadowy empire has billions in Namibian state contracts, but has never been publicly audited
Swapo’s Hage Geingob swept to victory in Namibia’s recent presidential elections but internal divisions within the ruling party still haunt him.
By noon on Sunday Swapo presidential candidate Hage Geingob led with 84 percent of the roughly 10 percent of votes officially released so far.
Namibians are casting their votes in Africa’s first e-vote, with some hoping for a stronger opposition.
The high court ruling means that Namibia will be the first African country to use electronic voting machines in a general election.
Namibians will vote for a new president and parliament for the sixth time since the country’s independence from apartheid South Africa in 1990.
The EFF has responded angrily to three of its members being temporarily detained by immigration officials in Namibia while en route to an NEFF rally.
With state contracts galore, the youngsters are revelling in the sphere of influence they’re born into.
There is no ‘black gold’ that can be commercially exploited yet in Namibia, but exploration licences is making a few connected middlemen wealthy
Uruguayan facing charges in SA is linked to contentious dealings in both countries
Namibia’s utility is planning a bond sale in it’s own country as well as in South Africa to raise funding for its share of a $1.2-billion gas plant.