Namibia

The National Housing Enterprise has made known that the strike for which 90% of its employees voted will affect service delivery

The country has reportedly entered into a "robust" contract with Zambia for uninterrupted power supply, according to NamPower's acting managing director Kandali Iyambo

Fishermen will not be allowed to fish for kabeljou in Walvis Bay from 1 January to 31 March 2023; the restriction is a conservation measure for kabeljou

Thikanduko villagers have received new water infrastructure and will no longer have to risk their lives with crocodiles and hippos in the Okavango River to access water

A total of 23 telephone operators of the Windhoek municipality receive between 500 and 1.000 calls a day from residents of the capital, with a total of 2.000 calls per month handled

The Children of Former Liberation Struggle Fighters have declared that they will not participate in the 2024 presidential and general elections if they are not registered as beneficiaries by the Ministry of Veterans Affairs

Oranjemund has become the 4th city with a landfill site after the municipality fenced off a portion of land in the north of the city, a few metres away from the current landfill site, where no recycling activities take place

Although not yet producing oil, Namibia last week joined the African Organisation of Petroleum Producers

The Ministry of Mines and Energy is currently negotiating an agreement with the European Union for the export of minerals

Former Windhoek city councillor Brumlelda Cornelius has denied allegations that she prevented some community members from accessing water from a community well dug on her private premises

For the second year in a row, the country made it to the final four of the world's largest mass participation event, the World Cup of Running

To celebrate the country's annual Heritage Week, Namibian artists are trying to preserve the ancient art of woodcarving, passing this skill on to new generations and aiming to reach an increasingly international market