Namibia’s accommodation establishments reported a 65% occupancy rate for the third quarter of the year.
International
Just energy transition necessary for Africa
Mines and energy minister Tom Alweendo this week objected to advanced economies and major global influencers, who are pressuring for Africa to stop relying on its fossil fuel resources.
Namibia pays for others’ gas emissions
Despite Namibia’s minimal contribution to global greenhouse gas emissions in 2021 at a mere 0.03%, a combination of physical and societal characteristics makes the nation extremely vulnerable to the negative effects of global climate change.
President’s Cup launched …as legends set to resume rivalry
The ninth edition of the Dr. Hage Geingob Cup was launched in Windhoek yesterday afternoon as the tournament reverted to its roots, football, after a two-year absence due to Covid-19 and the absence of football in Namibia.
Inmate shines at WorldSkills Namibia competition
Patrick Gariseb, an inmate at the Windhoek Correctional Facility, was overwhelmed by the massive support he received from the crowd at the National Skills Competition organised by the Namibia Training Authority on Saturday evening, since he is an offender.
Geingob condemns German colonialism in Namibia
The Presidency yesterday dispelled, condemned and rejected all insinuations and accusations that President Hage Geingob has relegated the sensitive 1904-08 Genocide matter to a non-issue, saying his vigour, commitment, and dedication to the subject remains unquestionable.
Uanivi calls for a professional franchise after World Cup pain
Namibian captain Tjiuee Uanivi called on his national rugby federation to learn lessons from South America after the African side ended their World Cup campaign with a 36-26 defeat to Uruguay on Wednesday.
Namibia, Uruguay braced for World Cup ‘final’ …as end of 2023 journey beckons
Rugby World Cup minnows Namibia and Uruguay clash in Lyon today in their own personal ‘final’, where the winner takes home the glory and the loser faces four years of frustration.
Opinion – Geingob’s genocide v apartheid comparison vindicates descendants’ fears
As a descendant of the survivors of genocide committed by imperial Germany against my forebears, I could not but be amazed and also perplexed by the pronouncements by His Excellency, the President of the Republic of Namibia, Dr Hage Geingob.
Uproar over Geingob’s genocide remarks
Traditional leaders and political actors have come out guns blazing, expressing dissatisfaction with President Hage Geingob over his recent utterances on the genocide issue.