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‘Not the Kind of Life a Human Being Should Live’. Part One: How Namibia’s sanitation crisis is endangering its people and its future Namibia ranks the worst for sanitation coverage in southern Africa. Over 1 million Namibians, nearly half the country...

The Therapeutic Products Bill (TBP) is intended to regulate therapeutic products.

 For the second time in a row, the Ghana Audit Service has won the best performance audit report of the English-Speaking African Organisation of Supreme Audit

On March 8th, the Society for Threatened Peoples (GfbV) held a protest in front of the Federal Foreign Office in Berlin, Germany, drawing attention to the

Some weather experts predict one of the first cold fronts for this winter could reach Namibia by the weekend, while the light rain that occurred over parts of Namibia this past...

Every year, descendants of the Nama-Ovaherero tribes gather at Swakopmund Memorial Park Cemetery in Namibia during the month of March to pay tribute to

ARUSHA, Tanzania–The Second Meeting of the Technical Steering Committee of the Project on Enhancement of a Sustainable Regional Energy Market in the Eastern Africa-Southern Africa-Indian Ocean (EA-SA-IO) Region takes place in Swakopmund, Namibia, 25 – 26 April 2018. The project seeks to address market governance and regulatory related challenges affecting the implementation of energy development […]

Five rapes were reported over the weekend, including the gang rape of a 6-year-old girl by two boys (aged 15 and 11) at the Uukango village in the Ohangwena region. It is alleged...

Ever since independence, Namibians have sought education, employment and better lives in Windhoek, the country’s political and industrial epicenter. It’s harder to make a living in rural Namibia.

Xhuka Shorty and his family are San, an indigenous group of people in southern Africa. Eight years ago, he and 16 members of his family were evicted from the farmland where they had lived and worked as laborers for generations.