The whereabouts of the docket in a fatal crash investigation involving suspended police chief Joseph Shikongo remain disputed, with the prosecutor general’s office and the police giving conflicting accounts.
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The number of foot-and-mouth disease cases in the ||Kharas region has increased to 129, with 17 farms now confirmed to be affected.
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South African media personality MacGyver ‘MacG’ Mukwevho says he faced resistance from breweries when seeking a producer for his Chillers Lager beer, eventually finding a brewery in Namibia willing to manufacture the product.
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Boys, let me tell you something… Nothing is more important than family. During good times it may be tempting to celebrate with your friends & that’s fine but always reserve your best self & efforts for your family.
Namibia Rejects France’s Bid to Buy Shares in Its $1.6 Trillion Offshore Oil Reserves
Namibia has rejected a proposal involving France to acquire shares in its massive offshore oil discoveries, estimated at 11–20 billion barrels and valued at around $1.6 trillion.
The government, led by President Dr Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, declined a partnership involving French energy giant TotalEnergies and Brazil’s Petrobras.
The move comes as France seeks to strengthen its declining influence in Africa.
A French business delegation recently visited Namibia to explore long-term offshore energy partnerships, but President Nandi-Ndaitwah insisted that any agreements must follow Namibia’s national procedures and serve the country’s sovereign interests.
Namibia is emerging as one of Africa’s most promising future oil producers, with major discoveries in the deepwater Orange Basin off its southern coast.