Category: Namibia News
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Namibia Welcomes National Stage of Global HackAtom, UNAM Team Earns Spot at Global Final in Russia
By Staff Reporter The national round of the Global HackAtom student championship , an intensive 24-hour contest challenging participants to develop practical, innovation-driven solutions in nuclear technologies was held in Namibia on April 4, 2026. This year’s edition features national selection rounds in 15 countries, including Bolivia, Brazil, Hungary, Vietnam, Egypt, and others. The winning teams from…
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President Nandi-Ndaitwah promotes Mubita as the presidency minister
By Staff Reporter President of the Republic of Namibia, Dr. Netumbo Nandi- Ndaitwah has appointed Dr. Charles Mubita as the Minister of the Presidency, on Thursday. Dr Mubita has served as the Deputy Minister of Defence and Veterans since March 2025. His appointment includes seven (7) members of the National Council who were appointed as…
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DBN Injects N$1 Billion for National Health Infrastructure
By Staff Reporter The Development Bank of Namibia (DBN) disbursed N$1 billion for the development of critical national healthcare infrastructure. This marks a significant milestone in strengthening Namibia’s health system. The bank has announced that the programme is part of Government’s “ROADMAP” initiative. This initiative is spearheaded by the Ministry of Health and Social Services.…
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Santam Namibia CEO,Outlines how to protect homes over Easter travels
By Staff Reporter As Namibians prepare for the Easter long weekend, holidaymakers and motorists should be extra vigilant. This vigilance ensures their safety and that of other road users. Last year, the Motor Vehicle Accident (MVA) Fund reported an increase in accidents. The total number of crashes rose from 37 in 2024 to 42 in…
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Namibia Celebrates 36th Independence Anniversary
By Staff Reporter Namibia marked its 36th independence anniversary on Saturday March 21, 2026. This year’s commemoration was celebrated in a special way that included all 14 regions of Namibia hosting their celebrations in their own towns. The Namibian President, Netumbo Nandi Ndaitwah, who addressed the nation in the first hour of March 21, expressed…
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Namibia Health Plan Strengthens Preventative Healthcare for Members
By Staff Reporter Namibia Health Plan announced in Windhoek on Wednesday that it is strengthening preventative healthcare programmes. These programs will help members detect illnesses early. They aim to improve wellbeing by promoting screenings, education, and health risk management nationwide. Namibia Health Plan (NHP) is the largest medical aid fund in Namibia. It has reaffirmed…
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OPM Managers Elevate Strategic Leadership, Resilience in Team-Building
By Staff Reporter On Monday, managers from the Office of the Prime Minister, led by Executive Director, Ms. Gladice Pickering, gathered at Little Jamaica near Windhoek to strengthen resilience, psychological safety, and strategic leadership through facilitated team-building sessions. The event brought together senior managers for a full-day engagement designed to enhance teamwork, promote people-centred leadership,…
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2026 Uranium Outlook: Namibia’s Pivotal Role in the Clean Energy Transition
This report examines anticipated trends and developments in Namibian uranium mining, focusing on economic prospects, technological advancements, and the evolving landscape for industry stakeholders. The global uranium market is expected to continue its upward trend in 2026, driven by the worldwide shift towards nuclear energy as countries seek reliable and low-carbon power sources. With rising…
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NIPDB Bids Farewell to Uaandja After Transformative Tenure
By Staff Reporter The Board of Directors of the Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board (NIPDB) has bidden farewell to its founding CEO, Dr. Nangula Nelulu Uaandja, and appointed Ms. Jessica Hauuanga as Acting Chief Executive Officer. In a media statement, the NIPDB Board stated: “On behalf of the Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board…
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Govt introduces free tertiary education starting 2026
By Staff Reporter The Namibian government announced on Monday that free tertiary education will begin in 2026 for qualifying citizens, covering tuition at public and private institutions through a new subsidy model aimed at improving access and reducing financial barriers. According to the Minister of Education , Innovation, Youth , Sports , Arts and Culture,…
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