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EMBRACING NUCLEAR POWER AS A STRATEGIC STEP FOR NAMIBIA'S ENERGY INDEPENDENCE - Vimarsana News

EMBRACING NUCLEAR POWER AS A STRATEGIC STEP FOR NAMIBIA'S ENERGY INDEPENDENCE

Every country requires a reliable energy system for economic growth. Households, industries, and businesses depend on a consistent energy supply for efficient operations. Consequently, job creation also depends on the energy system. Energy-intensive industries, such as manufacturing, require a consistent energy supply to maintain and expand their operations. When these

Namibia's 2 UNESCO World Heritage Sites are a Must Visit When You're in the Country - Vimarsana News

Namibia's 2 UNESCO World Heritage Sites are a Must Visit When You're in the Country

Namibia's two UNESCO World Heritage Sites should be part of anyone's bucket list when visiting this African nation

Environment ministry on high alert for poachers - Vimarsana News

Environment ministry on high alert for poachers

The Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism has issued a stern warning to poachers, saying it will be hot on their tails – even during the festive season.

Desert lion hunt in Namibia sparks outrage, call for criminal probe - Vimarsana News

Desert lion hunt in Namibia sparks outrage, call for criminal probe

Accompanied by a government vehicle, the hunters came quietly, killed a magnificent, collared male lion and left. But someone was watching.

British murder accused's bid to supply weapons to Govt questioned - Vimarsana News

British murder accused's bid to supply weapons to Govt questioned

High-ranking military officials have raised concerns about a proposal by British businessman and murder accused Harvey Boulter’s company to sell weapons to the Ministry of Defence and Veterans Affairs for N$29 million.