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Namibian President to Undergo Medical Treatment in Los Angeles

WINDHOEK, NAMIBIA โ€” Namibian President Hage Geingob is set to undergo medical treatment in the United States after an exam found the possible return of cancerous cells in his body, according to a news release from his office Wednesday. Having been diagnosed, treated and cleared of prostate...
United States Hage Geingob Rolf Hansen Elizabeth Kamati Los Angeles James Makuwa

Namibia warns of water shortage in central areas as dams hit critical levels

WINDHOEK, Jan. 26 (Xinhua) -- Namibia Water Corporation Ltd (NamWater) and the City of Windhoek raised concerns on Friday as the combined water level in the Central Area of Namibia's (CAN) three dams hit 22 percent of full capacity, signaling potential water supply shortages amid an ongoing poor rainy season.
Xinhua Namibia Water Corporation Ltd Namwater Water Corporation Ltd Central Area Water Reclamation Plant Water Demand Management

Feature: Zero-waste store promotes environmentally sustainable practices in Namibia

WINDHOEK, Jan. 26 (Xinhua) -- Zero Waste Store Namibia, in Windhoek, the southwestern African country's capital, is transforming the shopping habits of locals to promote environmentally sustainable practices. Brigitte Reissner opened the store in 2019 to help cut waste in the environment. Unlike ordinary retailers, the store operates under the principle of waste minimization, offering items for sale without any packaging. It also advocates the consumption of organic products. According to
Brigitte Reissner Xinhua Zero Waste Store Namibia Waste Store Namibia
Source: wn.com

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Black hole observations solve cosmic-ray mystery

Data from an African observatory show that jets from a collapsed star are capable of producing some of the Galaxy’s fastest particles. Data from an African observatory show that jets from a collapsed star are capable of producing some of the Galaxy’s fastest particles.
Noord Holland Laura Olivera Nieto Sera Markoff University Of Amsterdam Mexico Pico De Orizaba National Park Phillipe Plailly Science Photo Library
Source: nature.com

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