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(Hello Africa) Informal art, craft market sustains Namibian artists-

The Namibia Industrial Development Agency (Nida) is owed a total of N$89 million, mainly in rent arrears, by a total of 1 057 active and vacated tenants, and the minister of industrialisation and trade, Lucia Iipumbu, has ordered that the money be recovered.

The British billionaire Harvey Boutler who is on trial for the murder of his farm manager, appeared again this morning in the High Court in Windhoek for the civil matter brought...

The Green Climate Fund (GCF) secretariat is currently conducting quality assessments of the Environmental Investment Fund (EIF) of Namibia’s climate resilience projects in the country until 6 July.

The deputy minister of information and communications technology, Emma Theofelus, has revealed that about 49% of the Namibian population still has no access to the internet.

WINDHOEK, June 27 (Xinhua) -- The display of colorful artistic items adorned the floor and stalls at a bustling informal market in downtown Windhoek, Namibia's capital, where Jossy Haikali, an artist, was selling items.

While Namibia sold only 57 of the 170 elephants it offered for sale in 2020, the environment ministry says the sale of live elephants is still one of the measures it will employ to...

From using food waste to create compost and using seafood waste to create a food alternative to using an app to collect all food waste items, the participants in this year’s...

Residents from Amaupa village in the Omusati Region’s Tsandi constituency held a peaceful demonstration on Monday to protest the lack of clean water, electricity, clinic and...

Namibia has long been praised for its locally-based conservancies that have benefited both wildlife and rural communities. But the government is now allowing oil and gas and other companies onto previously protected lands, putting the nation’s conservation gains in jeopardy.