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Canadas Reconnaissance Energy Africa will start a new drilling campaign early next year near the protected Okavango Delta in Namibia, its new CEO said on Thursday as he downplayed criticism of...

The Namibia Statistics Agency (NSA) says annual inflation stood at 5,4% in September.

A thirteen-year-old boy at Otjomuise in Windhoek took his own life last week after his parents scolded him for allegedly watching pornography.

The parliamentary standing committee on natural resources has recommended to the Ministry of Mines and Energy to establish a committee to ensure the activities of Canadian oil and gas exploration company ReconAfrica are monitored and supervised.

An off-duty police officer who allegedly shot a civilian at Gcagcana village in the Kavango East region on Sunday has been denied bail, after making his first court appearance on a charge of attempted murder this week.

The Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (CRAN) has issued three 5G licences following its sale of spectrum in the 700MHz and 800MHz bands last week.

Notes From Africa brings you the latest retail, consumer goods, and food-and-beverage stories from across the African continent.

Namibia is set to finally make its pool international bow next week when they line up alongside eight other nations competing for honours at the All Africa Blackball Championship in South Africa.

President Hage Geingob, a self-proclaimed pan-Africanist and former teacher, said in France recently that apartheid was worse than the genocide suffered by the Ovaherero and Nama people in 1904-1908.

The Ministry of Environment and Tourism has responded to an article authored by Dr Adam Cruise titled "Trophy hunting in Botswana; a tale of declining