Namibia.
country in Southern Africa
- Reports this week
- 21
- Active events
- 31
- Connections
- 1,247
What's happening
Active this week
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Regional leaders are expanding fuel pipeline networks and mandating EV adoption across several African nations.Some support1 report1 development inside
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A pipeline project has been announced offering an alternative fuel route between Namibia and Zimbabwe.Some support1 report
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Namibia and South Africa have suspended exports to the European Union, South Africa, the United States, and China.Some support1 report
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Namibia and South Africa are strengthening bilateral cooperation on water resources and funding a drought-relief support program.Some support1 report
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PEL 37, located offshore Namibia, is attracting investment from Sintana Energy Inc., which also pledged community development in the Erongo Region.Some support1 report1 development inside
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QatarEnergy joins the PEL 82 joint venture, while Chevron reduces its interest in the Namibian project.Some support1 report
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Senator Kalu is questioned about alleged arms sales to Gaddafi and his political relationships with South African leaders.Some support3 reports
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The President of Namibia, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, has called for fisheries sector reform to benefit the nation, addressing the issue in Walvis Bay.Some support3 reports
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Namibia is providing comprehensive financial contributions to the UN system and cooperating on the UN Pact for the Future 2024.Some support2 reports
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Advocacy for greater investment in the African water sector during the United Nations Water Conference, co-chaired by a high-level panel.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Coca-Cola Beverages Africa funds a water project in Namibia, involving the President of Namibia.Some support1 report
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The Government Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF) is actively working to position Namibia to attract institutional capital.Some support1 report
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Namibia and Zimbabwe implemented mineral export restrictions while Russia participated in the Russia-Africa Summit.Some support2 reports
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Namibia joins a consortium led by Gareth Penny to bid for De Beers assets, while Anglo American discusses selling its diamond business.Well supported11 reports1 development inside
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Deep Yellow Limited operates as a uranium exploration company in Namibia.Well supported3 reports1 development inside
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Deep Yellow deferred investment on the Tumas project in Namibia, while Cameco and Energy Fuels reported on long-term utility requirements.Some support1 report
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Windhoek hosts the launch of a new air ambulance service, involving Health Minister Esperance Luvindao and Vice President Lucia Witbooi.Some support1 report
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Municipalities in Keetmanshoop and Windhoek face tariff increases, contributing to a rising cost of living in Namibia.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Urban households in Namibia are feeling the initial effects of the rising cost of living.Some support1 report
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Namibia's National Assembly introduced sign language interpretation on November 5, 2026.Some support1 report
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Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) conducted research in Namibia.Some support1 report
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Lukas Sinimbo Muha urged Namibian citizens to engage in national processes, highlighting the role of the National Council in governance.Some support1 report
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Namibia's Vice President, Lucia Witbooi, represents the nation's interests.Well supported7 reports1 development inside
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Namibian MP Clemencia Coetzee highlighted the dual crisis of FMD and El Niño, urging relief for affected farmers.Some support1 report
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Aliko Dangote invested in Namibia's energy infrastructure.Some support2 reports
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Sintana Energy Inc., headquartered in Toronto, holds exploration licenses in Namibia and Colombia's Magdalena Basin.Some support4 reports
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A study evaluates the economic performance and government efficiency across several African nations, including Kenya, Botswana, Namibia, Nigeria, Ghana, and South Africa.Well supported5 reports22 developments inside
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South Africa's ranking in the global pension index is lower than Botswana, Namibia, and Kenya, while the Netherlands tops the list.Some support1 report
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Namibia's government approved resource quotas for the horse mackerel fishery, sustaining local employment and economic activities.Well supported4 reports
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Southern African countries are discussing agricultural policy, including shared best practices and calls for reduced reliance on food imports.Some support1 report9 developments inside
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Oshikoto Region aims to reduce national food imports.Some support1 report
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The strategic positioning and geographical proximity of several Southern African nations, including South Africa, Namibia, and Botswana, affects regional shipping routes.Some support1 report
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A new trust was established in Namibia to benefit and manage the country's fish resources, with its board inaugurated in Windhoek.Some support3 reports
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The Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Land Reform drills boreholes in Namibia to address water scarcity.Some support1 report
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Rosatom plans to supply nuclear power to African countries, including Tanzania and Namibia, and is building a plant in Egypt.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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The CEO of a Namibian company issued an announcement, and the company is listed on the Australian Securities Exchange and NSX.Some support1 report
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NamWater has issued the water bill to the Rundu Town Council in the Kavango East Region of Namibia.Some support1 report
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Adora received an award recognizing her contributions to the Namibian industry.Some support1 report
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Calls for government transparency in the fishing industry and discusses the management of Namibia's national fisheries sector.Some support3 reports2 developments inside
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Sani examines the root causes of the Zimbabwean crisis, specifically the land question, by comparing experiences across South Africa, Eswatini, and Namibia.Some support2 reports3 developments inside
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EFF questioned police procedures in South Africa, leading to an investigation probe extending to Namibia.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Trade talks regarding SACU and economic ties between South Africa, India, Botswana, and Namibia, noting South Africa is India's largest trading partner.Well supported5 reports1 development inside
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A partnership has been established between Ghana and Namibia for a 50 MW solar plant, backed by a €20 million grant from the German KfW Bank.Some support2 reports
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Russia secured arms and economic deals with Ethiopia, Mali, Namibia, and Burkina Faso during the Africa summit in Moscow.Some support1 report
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Botswana is pursuing regional fuel supply solutions involving South Africa, Namibia, and Mozambique, amidst Brent price volatility and Middle East tensions.Some support1 report
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Namibia imports electricity mainly from South Africa, while Angolan rainfall feeds the Kunene River powering Ruacana.Well supported5 reports
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Barbados and Namibia joined the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) via the Financial Sector Review Body (FSRB).Some support4 reports
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The Ministry of Education was active in Namibia, alongside events supported by NYC involving Johanna Swartbooi and Lucia Witbooi.Some support1 report
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Intensifying climate patterns linked to El Niño threaten Namibia, prompting political leaders to urge proactive action from the government.Some support3 reports
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Wildfires affected Etosha National Park in Namibia.Some support1 report
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Namibia seeks expanded cooperation with Russia during the Russia-Africa Summit, with relations dating back to Soviet support.Well supported3 reports
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The Department of Water and Sanitation monitored water shortages across several provinces and noted shared river systems with neighboring countries.Some support1 report
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Finance Minister Ericah Shafudah presented the budget review in Parliament while the IMF urged Namibia to accelerate structural reforms.Some support3 reports1 development inside
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A budget review in Namibia highlighted a drop in diamond revenue.Some support1 report
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The Etango project, located near Swakopmund, could potentially make Namibia a top producer.Some support1 report
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Asarpi has challenged the Namibian government for equal opportunities.Some support1 report
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A refinery project is rising in Lobito, Angola, with Namibia and Botswana considering stakes in the development.Some support1 report
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Celsius Resources Limited divests its Opuwo Project in Namibia to a Chinese subsidiary and files a criminal complaint in the Philippines.Some support1 report
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The Hope and Gorob Copper-Gold Project is located near Walvis Bay and Swakopmund, contributing to Namibia's economy and regional development.Some support3 reports
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The Ministry of Industries, Independent Patriots for Change, and Imms Nashinge are confirmed to be active entities in Namibia.Some support1 report
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What's reaching Namibia
Events traced to Namibia, step by step, newest first- Walvis Bay donation may boost Namibia's domestic manufacturing capacityNamibia may see increased domestic capacity and employment from Walvis Bay donationPossible
- Namibia may shift energy focus toward decentralized solar solutionsNamibia may shift energy focus toward decentralized solar solutionsLikely
- New Sored institution aims to strengthen Namibia's electricity servicesNamibia could see stronger electricity distribution through Sored's creationLikely
- Namibia to establish 220 field schools for sustainable farmingNamibia's DSL-IP project will establish 220 field schools to boost farming skills.Reported
- Namdeb partnership reinforces Namibia's diamond wealth and reputationNamibia's diamond industry gains economic boost from Namdeb partnershipReported
- Infrastructure report reveals systemic challenges for Namibia's SMEsThe report reveals systemic infrastructure and funding challenges for Namibia's SMEs.Reported
Around Namibia this week
News at the entities that move Namibia most-
South Africa StructuralThe African National Congress (ANC) operated within South Africa during the apartheid era.Moves Namibia
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TotalEnergies StructuralIMF monitors Mozambique's debt and growth as key firms and ministers manage the economy.Moves Namibia
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United Nations StructuralJamaica participated in the UN General Assembly vote, affecting the ongoing debate regarding the US embargo on Cuba.Moves Namibia
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central bank StructuralThe Central Bank of Sri Lanka, led by Governor Nandalal Weerasinghe, is managing financial stability under the EFF program amidst West Asia tensions.Moves Namibia
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El Niño OperationalEl Niño weather disrupted Fenix Gold operations and led to Rio2 transitioning to a new office in Lima.Moves Namibia
Connections
The 40 strongest of 1,247, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Erongo Region Structural
Erongo Region is a geographical and administrative subdivision of Namibia.
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Sam Nujoma Structural
Sam Nujoma was a founding leader whose actions laid the foundation for the modern state of Namibia.
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Windhoek Structural
Windhoek serves as the administrative and political capital city of Namibia.
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South Africa Structural
The nations are structurally integrated via SACU membership, critical supply chain dependencies, and closely aligned monetary policies.
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Ericah Shafudah Structural
Ericah Shafudah holds the formal position of Finance Minister in Namibia, actively shaping the nation's financial and economic policy.
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Lucia Witbooi Structural
Lucia Witbooi holds the formal office of Vice President, representing and guiding Namibia's national interests.
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Elijah Ngurare Structural
Elijah Ngurare serves as the Prime Minister, leading and representing the government of Namibia in policy and national initiatives.
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Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah Structural
Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah serves as the head of state, defining and driving Namibia's national policy and economic direction.
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Cuba Operational
Namibia and Cuba maintain a strong, reciprocal political and professional alliance characterized by mutual support against external pressures and shared development goals.
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Ministry of Industries Structural
The Ministry of Industries is a formal governmental body operating within the structure of the Namibian government.
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Botswana Structural
Namibia and Botswana maintain deep structural interdependence through shared regional bodies, infrastructure projects, and resource flows.
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Office of the Prime Minister Structural
The Office of the Prime Minister is a formal governmental component of Namibia.
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Modestus Amutse Structural
Modestus Amutse serves as a minister and government representative for Namibia, overseeing national policy and resources.
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Imms Nashinge Structural
Imms Nashinge holds the formal role of opposition leader within the political structure of Namibia.
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Dino Ballotti Structural
Dino Ballotti holds the formal position of Deputy Minister of Education within the government of Namibia.
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TotalEnergies Structural
TotalEnergies is operating in Namibia and serves as the sole supplier of petroleum and diesel.
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Huawei Operational
Huawei is actively partnering with Namibia on digital infrastructure and smart city projects, including Project Buffalo.
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Ministry of Health and Social Services Structural
The Ministry of Health and Social Services administers and provides public healthcare services within the jurisdiction of Namibia.
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Government of Namibia Structural
The government entity functions as the formal governing body responsible for the country's administration and resources.
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cabinet Structural
The Cabinet serves as the formal governmental body responsible for policy approval and resource allocation within Namibia.
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Vitol Structural
Vitol historically served as Namibia's sole supplier for critical fuel imports and procurement, a structural dependency that was recently terminated but remains subject to political intervention.
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African Union Structural
Namibia is a formal member state of the African Union, participating in regional collaboration and driving continental demands for justice.
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government Structural
The government of Namibia is responsible for implementing national policies, governing resources, and managing state affairs.
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Martha Imalwa Structural
Martha Imalwa holds the office of Prosecutor General within the governmental structure of Namibia.
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Angola Structural
The nations are structurally linked by critical environmental dependencies (water, rainfall) and mutual economic and migratory cooperation.
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Emma Theofelus Structural
Emma Theofelus holds the official role of ICT Minister of Namibia, executing governmental policy and transformation efforts.
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Zambia Operational
The two states maintain active operational cooperation through bilateral agreements, shared regional projects, and electricity trade.
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United Nations Structural
Namibia is a formal member state of the UN, actively participating in its governance, adopting global goals, and receiving international support and funding.
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Cyril Ramaphosa Operational
Namibia and Cyril Ramaphosa engage in active bilateral cooperation, coordinating on security matters and shared economic development through formal commissions.
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Esperance Luvindao Structural
Esperance Luvindao holds the formal position of Minister of Health for Namibia.
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Hage Geingob Structural
Hage Geingob served as a founding president and political leader of Namibia.
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Li Qiang Operational
Namibia and Li Qiang are actively strengthening their strategic partnership through high-level meetings focused on bilateral cooperation and seeking Chinese investment.
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Port of Walvis Bay Structural
The Port of Walvis Bay functions as Namibia's major trade gateway, supporting national and regional commerce.
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Guangdong Operational
Namibia and Guangdong are deepening a strategic partnership focused on seeking foreign investment and industrial cooperation.
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central bank Structural
The central bank functions as the monetary policy executor under the mandate of the country.
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El Niño Operational
El Niño climate patterns are consistently shown to cause drought, lack of rain, and crop failure in Namibia.
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Hifikepunye Pohamba Structural
Hifikepunye Pohamba served as the president of Namibia, holding a high governmental office.
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Ministry of Agriculture Structural
The Ministry of Agriculture functions as an organ of the state of Namibia, deriving its mandate and operational context from the country.
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Southern African Development Community Structural
Namibia is a member state of SADC, leveraging the regional bloc for market access and strategic regional positioning.
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Willem Amutenya Structural
Willem Amutenya holds a formal political office as a member of parliament in Namibia.
History
Events by the month they beganNovember 2026
20 events- A pipeline project has been announced offering an alternative fuel route between Namibia and Zimbabwe.
- Namibia and South Africa have suspended exports to the European Union, South Africa, the United States, and China.
- Namibia and South Africa are strengthening bilateral cooperation on water resources and funding a drought-relief support program.
- QatarEnergy joins the PEL 82 joint venture, while Chevron reduces its interest in the Namibian project.
- Senator Kalu is questioned about alleged arms sales to Gaddafi and his political relationships with South African leaders.
- Coca-Cola Beverages Africa funds a water project in Namibia, involving the President of Namibia.
- The Government Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF) is actively working to position Namibia to attract institutional capital.
- Namibia and Zimbabwe implemented mineral export restrictions while Russia participated in the Russia-Africa Summit.
- Deep Yellow deferred investment on the Tumas project in Namibia, while Cameco and Energy Fuels reported on long-term utility requirements.
- Windhoek hosts the launch of a new air ambulance service, involving Health Minister Esperance Luvindao and Vice President Lucia Witbooi.
- Urban households in Namibia are feeling the initial effects of the rising cost of living.
- Namibia's National Assembly introduced sign language interpretation on November 5, 2026.
- Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) conducted research in Namibia.
- Lukas Sinimbo Muha urged Namibian citizens to engage in national processes, highlighting the role of the National Council in governance.
- Namibian MP Clemencia Coetzee highlighted the dual crisis of FMD and El Niño, urging relief for affected farmers.
- Aliko Dangote invested in Namibia's energy infrastructure.
- South Africa's ranking in the global pension index is lower than Botswana, Namibia, and Kenya, while the Netherlands tops the list.
- Oshikoto Region aims to reduce national food imports.
- The strategic positioning and geographical proximity of several Southern African nations, including South Africa, Namibia, and Botswana, affects regional shipping routes.
- The Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Land Reform drills boreholes in Namibia to address water scarcity.
October 2026
20 events- Regional leaders are expanding fuel pipeline networks and mandating EV adoption across several African nations.
- A new trust was established in Namibia to benefit and manage the country's fish resources, with its board inaugurated in Windhoek.
- Rosatom plans to supply nuclear power to African countries, including Tanzania and Namibia, and is building a plant in Egypt.
- The CEO of a Namibian company issued an announcement, and the company is listed on the Australian Securities Exchange and NSX.
- NamWater has issued the water bill to the Rundu Town Council in the Kavango East Region of Namibia.
- Adora received an award recognizing her contributions to the Namibian industry.
- Russia secured arms and economic deals with Ethiopia, Mali, Namibia, and Burkina Faso during the Africa summit in Moscow.
- Botswana is pursuing regional fuel supply solutions involving South Africa, Namibia, and Mozambique, amidst Brent price volatility and Middle East tensions.
- Barbados and Namibia joined the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) via the Financial Sector Review Body (FSRB).
- The Ministry of Education was active in Namibia, alongside events supported by NYC involving Johanna Swartbooi and Lucia Witbooi.
- Wildfires affected Etosha National Park in Namibia.
- Namibia seeks expanded cooperation with Russia during the Russia-Africa Summit, with relations dating back to Soviet support.
- The Department of Water and Sanitation monitored water shortages across several provinces and noted shared river systems with neighboring countries.
- Finance Minister Ericah Shafudah presented the budget review in Parliament while the IMF urged Namibia to accelerate structural reforms.
- A budget review in Namibia highlighted a drop in diamond revenue.
- The Etango project, located near Swakopmund, could potentially make Namibia a top producer.
- Asarpi has challenged the Namibian government for equal opportunities.
- A refinery project is rising in Lobito, Angola, with Namibia and Botswana considering stakes in the development.
- Celsius Resources Limited divests its Opuwo Project in Namibia to a Chinese subsidiary and files a criminal complaint in the Philippines.
- The Ministry of Industries, Independent Patriots for Change, and Imms Nashinge are confirmed to be active entities in Namibia.
September 2026
6 events- PEL 37, located offshore Namibia, is attracting investment from Sintana Energy Inc., which also pledged community development in the Erongo Region.
- The President of Namibia, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, has called for fisheries sector reform to benefit the nation, addressing the issue in Walvis Bay.
- Advocacy for greater investment in the African water sector during the United Nations Water Conference, co-chaired by a high-level panel.
- Calls for government transparency in the fishing industry and discusses the management of Namibia's national fisheries sector.
- EFF questioned police procedures in South Africa, leading to an investigation probe extending to Namibia.
- Intensifying climate patterns linked to El Niño threaten Namibia, prompting political leaders to urge proactive action from the government.
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August 2026
2 eventsJuly 2026
9 events- Namibia joins a consortium led by Gareth Penny to bid for De Beers assets, while Anglo American discusses selling its diamond business.
- Municipalities in Keetmanshoop and Windhoek face tariff increases, contributing to a rising cost of living in Namibia.
- Sintana Energy Inc., headquartered in Toronto, holds exploration licenses in Namibia and Colombia's Magdalena Basin.
- A study evaluates the economic performance and government efficiency across several African nations, including Kenya, Botswana, Namibia, Nigeria, Ghana, and South Africa.
- Southern African countries are discussing agricultural policy, including shared best practices and calls for reduced reliance on food imports.
- Sani examines the root causes of the Zimbabwean crisis, specifically the land question, by comparing experiences across South Africa, Eswatini, and Namibia.
- A partnership has been established between Ghana and Namibia for a 50 MW solar plant, backed by a €20 million grant from the German KfW Bank.
- Namibia imports electricity mainly from South Africa, while Angolan rainfall feeds the Kunene River powering Ruacana.
- The Hope and Gorob Copper-Gold Project is located near Walvis Bay and Swakopmund, contributing to Namibia's economy and regional development.