Belarus has released several political detainees, signaling possible shifts in the opposition movement against authoritarian rule.
Namibia's hydrogen ambitions take shape DW 09/06/2024
Namibia aims to become a hydrogen hub in southern Africa, with significant projects backed by Germany underway, though challenges in cost competitiveness persist.
This Sprawling Namibian Resort Has Nearly 14,000 Acres to Explore - by Foot, Game Drive, or Horseback
Zannier Hotels Sonop in Namibia offers unique experiences amidst its stunning, vast landscapes and deep tranquility.
Onguza Rooster Custom Steel Mountain Bike Hardtail, Built to Ride Away From Lions
Custom steel hardtail mountain bike handmade in Namibia by Onguza Rooster.
The Rooster model offers versatility for various riding disciplines and long-distance adventures.
Why some African countries have strange shapes DW 03/01/2024
The Caprivi Strip in Namibia was created as part of a trade deal between Germany and Britain for strategic access to the Zambezi River.
The creation of the Caprivi Strip was a result of European diplomats carving up territories in Africa to avoid conflicts with neighboring colonial powers.
Namibian President Hage Geingob dies in a hospital where he was receiving treatment
Namibian President Hage Geingob has died while receiving medical treatment.
Geingob was undergoing treatment for cancer.
Namibia hold Mali to reach last 16 for first time
Namibia makes first ever appearance in last 16 of African Cup of Nations
Mali tops Group E and will face Burkina Faso in knock-out round
Ranking all 24 AFCON teams, from pretenders to contenders
Mozambique, Namibia, Tanzania, and Guinea-Bissau are ranked 24th, 23rd, 22nd, and 21st respectively in ESPN's ranking of the teams participating in the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations.
Mozambique has a smattering of genuine talent and defensive resilience, but their lack of previous victories and rank outsider status make it unlikely for them to win the tournament.
How colonial Germany extended its empire in Africa DW 12/06/2023
European cartographers knew of three safe bays along the Namibian coastline in the 1880s.
The land purchase in Namibia by German businessman Adolf Luderitz was controversial due to the deceptive measurement used.