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Partners involved in the programme.

Commonwealth, UN agencies partner to support learners in Kavango West

16 Hours Ago

His Excellency Shinichi Asazuma is the ambassador of Japan to Namibia.

To Yokohama - Opening new doors of cooperation with Japan

1 Week Ago

Lucia Witbooi. PHOTOS: CONTRIBUTED

Meet your new Cabinet ministers

4 Months Ago

4 305 vulnerable persons received dignity kits. Photos UNFPA

Dignity kits distributed to women and girls

6 Months Ago

Women and mothers from the Kavango West region have been supported with a range of interventions to cope with the challenging impacts of the drought. Photo FAO Namibia

Building resilience for women amid the drought crisis

6 Months Ago

CRO of the Ohangwena region Fillipus Shilongo and WFP Acting Director Tiwonge Machiwenyika.

Brazil helps feed the nation

8 Months Ago

UK high commissioner to Botswana and special representative to SADC, Giles Enticknap (right), and Dr Nyambe Nyambe, KAZA secretariat executive director at the signing ceremony. Photo:KAZA

UK, KAZA collaborate for biodiverse landscape

9 Months Ago

The United Nations has mobilized U$3 million through the CERF to support the country’s response to the ongoing drought crisis. Photo Pexels

UN, GRN join forces to address drought crisis

10 Months Ago

SUCCESS: The Stampriet school feeding project now produces a variety of nutritious vegetables. Photo: WFP

Stampriet school feeding programme bears fruit

The Bernafay Farm Integrated Food System Project was officially inaugurated outside Stampriet. PHOTO: Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform

Bernafay project launched at Stampriet

Dr Fidelis Mwazi, NAB CEOPhoto: Contributed

Namibia reduces crop imports

Many street vendors and markets in Lagos use styrofoam containers to serve and deliver food or produce and the plastic and other containers litter roads and block drains in the megapolis. Photo Unsplash/Claudio Schwarz

Nigeria’s Lagos bans Styrofoam and plastics

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