How Namibia can make its world-class dark skies accessible to children through education, drawing lessons from Latin America and Southeast Asia’s astronomy programmes.
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NOMAD Community Arts Project
Discover NOMAD Community Arts Project in Swakopmund, where Karin Retief brings women together through free recycled-art workshops that build skills, connection and belonging.
Read MoreBE Wellness: The art of staying you in a world that demands more
In a world that demands more, discover how to protect your identity, reconnect with yourself and grow without losing who you truly are.
Read MoreWorld space week inspires next generation
Namibia marks World Space Week 2026 with ESA astronaut Dr Matthias Maurer, spotlighting STEM education, satellite data and the country’s growing role in space science.
Read MoreWe’re for Namibians: Agnes Shivute
Agnes Shivute’s Native Leaves introduces Namibian children to indigenous plants through interactive booklets, planting seeds of conservation education and cultural heritage.
Read MoreMIRT calls for greater export diversification
MIRT launches the Namibia Exporters Guide to drive export diversification, local value addition and MSME growth toward the N$168 billion exports target by 2030.
Read MoreNandi-Ndaitwah advances Namibia’s development agenda at UNGA
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah calls for UN and global financial reforms at the 81st UNGA, while advancing Namibia’s development agenda in energy, youth and partnerships.
Read MoreQuality and variety, under one roof
Komnik & Franck’s new Windhoek showroom brings 70+ years of hospitality wholesale expertise under one roof, offering quality linens, amenities and custom solutions for lodges and hotels.
Read MoreRosina Atelier: Slow luxury meets legacy building
Discover Rosina Atelier, where geologist-turned-designer Rosina Leonard transforms crochet into slow luxury while training women artisans and elevating Namibian craftsmanship.
Read MoreRoad to Sydney: Debmarine’s N$40m investment lays the foundation for Desert Jewels’ dream
Debmarine Namibia’s N$40m investment since 2017 has lifted the Desert Jewels from 37th to 14th in the world, securing a 2027 Netball World Cup return after 31 years.
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