[African Arguments] African Arguments spoke to Namibia's Industrialisation and Trade Minister about industrial strategy, unjust trade, and green hydrogen controversies.

[New Zimbabwe] The Zimbabwe senior men's rugby team on Wednesday beat Namibia 32-10 in a Rugby Africa Cup semi-final match played at Mandela Stadium, Uganda.

[VOA] Windhoek -- Namibia is one of Africa's top five diamond exporters, right behind Angola, Botswana, and South Africa. In 2022, the country exported more than $940 million worth of diamonds.

[The Conversation Africa] Reading is a powerful tool. It introduces children to new ideas. It shapes their academic journey and progress. It also equips them with skills to navigate the world, both at school and beyond.

[Namibia Economist] Water utility, NamWater on Tuesday inked a contract for the extension and upgrade of the Outapi Water Treatment Plant, to ensure a reliable and increased water supply to Outapi and the surrounding areas.

[Namibian] A former security company employee accused of murdering and robbing a colleague, refuses to plead to the charges he is facing.

[Namibian] A Namibian, Jesaya Hano-Oshike, was one of the winners at the Global Startup Awards in the southern African regional category in Cape Town and will now compete for the top African title.

[Namibian] The children's parliament has tabled a motion asking the president to declare a state of emergency on violence against children in Namibia.

[The Herald] Sables coach Piet Benade has spent the better part of the last 72 hours working on his players' mental strength as Zimbabwe prepares to face their biggest test yet at the ongoing Africa Cup Rugby tournament in Uganda.

[Namibian] Swapo Party Youth League (SPYL) secretary Ephraim Nekongo says the party will never participate in presidential debates.

[Namibian] Music production and sound engineering company Empire Productions was launched at Rehoboth on Saturday.

[Namibian] The Zambezi region has recorded 67 deaths of children under the age of five due to malnutrition over the last four years.

[RFI] Dogs trained to guard goats and sheep against cheetahs in Namibia are being felled at an alarming rate by venomous snakes - so conservationists are piloting a new training method to teach the dogs to avoid them.

[Namibian] Founding president Sam Nujoma's doctor, Tshali Ithete, and Nujoma's personal assistant, Paul Shipale, announced on Sunday that Nujoma is recuperating well in hospital.

[Namibian] The Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture has resolved the delays that led to over 15 000 Windhoek pupils going hungry.

[Namibian] University of Namibia vice chancellor Kenneth Matengu has been re-elected as the president of the Pan-African University (PAU) council for another three-year term.

[Namibian] Namibia's founding president, Sam Nujoma, has been admitted to a Windhoek hospital.

[Nile Post] The Namibian government has explained it's decision to deny Buganda King Ronald Muwenda Mutebi a visa extension to continue receiving medical treatment in its hospital.

[Namibian] The Oslo-listed company BW Energy has bought shares in ReconAfrica to further the search for oil in Namibia.

[Namibian] The Namibian government has refused a request to extend the visa for a Ugandan king who has been getting medical treatment in the country since April.

[Namibia Economist] Early Tuesday morning, a devastating accident on the B1 road between Tsumeb and Oshivelo in the Oshikoto Region resulted in the loss of five lives.

[Namibian] The City of Windhoek has announced water interruptions scheduled for 16 to 18 July.

[Namibian] A report by the Acute Food Insecurity analysis has projected that a total of 85 000 of Namibians are expected to be in phase 4 of emergency level in terms of hunger.

[Namibian] The Namibia Statistics Agency (NSA) says about 1,6 million Namibians are eligible to vote in the November presidential and parliamentary elections.

[Namibian] The Zambezi regional police say about 146 illegal immigrants from Zambia and Zimbabwe, who have been arrested, will be deported soon.

[Namibian] The biting effects of drought have pushed up the total number of cattle marketed by 47,9% in the first three months of this year.

[Tunis Afrique Presse] Tunis -- New Namibian ambassador to Tunisia with residence in Algiers Panduleni Kaino Shingence on Friday handed over copies of her credentials to Secretary of State to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Migration and Tunisians A...

[Namibian] Namibia will continue to face a challenge of food security in the next few months.

[VOA] Windhoek, Namibia -- Namibia will attempt to reduce the local seal population by 80,000 this year, officials recently announced, despite opposition from animal rights groups.

[GroundUp] The fact that a section of society believed that homosexuality was wrong did not mean that the violation of the rights of gay men was justified, the court said