Sam Nujoma died in a Windhoek hospital on February 8th after being hospitalized for three weeks.
The country receives U.S. aid to bolster health care, especially the fight against AIDS, but authorities say the 90-day freeze will have minimal impact, at least in the short run
Doctors in Namibia are advocating greater access to healthcare and the HPV vaccine to reduce the prevalence of the disease
Activist Jimmy Areseb and others accused officials of accepting bribes from a Chinese mining company in return for access to lithium deposits
Two parties requested to see election results to check for irregularities in November polls
Meanwhile, the country's next president says removal will happen gradually but has already begun
Namibia is preparing for its seventh presidential and National Assembly elections since gaining independence 34 years ago, with the ruling SWAPO Party facing potential shifts in support. Vitalio Angula reports.
Party leader McHenry Venaani said Ren-Form is tainted by the 2023 allegations in Zimbabwe
Workshop trains health care practitioners and young people about the role of health care in human rights
In Namibia, descendants of people who fled German persecution in the early 1900s are returning to their ancestral homeland. The government of Namibia has set aside five commercial farms for the relocation of almost 100 ethnic Ovaherero people. Vitalio Angula reports from Windhoek, Namibia.
Namibia has made five commercial farms available for resettlement, a step toward reconciliation and healing
Conservationists have started a petition over a Namibia's decision to cull wildlife in response to drought that has affected a majority of southern African nations
Unilateral decision by European Union to impose regulations on agricultural products from Namibia that come from areas that have been deforested has raised concerns regarding market access for products such as beef and charcoal
Drought in Namibia and shrinking forage for elephants necessitated move
Increasing incidents of suicide, even among schoolchildren, are receiving attention from occupational therapists in Namibia
The head of the country's largest marine diamond company is worried about competition from synthetic diamonds, a sector of the business that could cost many Namibians their jobs
Authorities worry that the increasing number of seals could hurt the southern African country’s economy
A court prepares to rule Friday in a case challenging the laws that criminalize homosexual conduct
Partially blind skateboarder relies on his other senses to navigate obstacles at the skate park. Vitalio Angula reports from Windhoek, Namibia.
They say biodiversity will suffer if green hydrogen is produced in the Tsau Khaeb National Park
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