Meet FlyNamibia Maker Kanyanga Paulus Simaho, the UNAM Arts student turning recycled materials into handmade Namibian art, aircraft models and a growing brand.
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BE Wellness: The backpack we cannot see
School readiness is more than letters and sitting still. Educational psychologist Jana Vermeulen on the invisible backpack every child carries into class.
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Reflections: When talking can save a life
A friend’s suicide and Namibia’s rising toll: why talking matters this Suicide Prevention Month — and where to find help when mental health services are thin.
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UNDP opens its doors to showcase development impact in Namibia
UNDP Namibia’s first Open House marked 35 years in the country, 26 projects in 2025 and US$7.5 million mobilised for governance, biodiversity and livelihoods.
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Namibia and South Africa push for stronger economic integration
Presidents Nandi-Ndaitwah and Ramaphosa used the fourth Namibia–South Africa BNC to push energy links, value addition, trade and a fix for the Orange River border.
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More than a crown: Charene’s vision to turn empowerment into action
Newly crowned Miss Namibia Charene Labuschagne on Thrive Collective, useful empowerment and preparing to represent Namibia at Miss Universe in Puerto Rico.
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Namibia and Botswana strengthen ICT cooperation
Namibia and Botswana signed an ICT MoU to improve corridor connectivity, cut roaming costs and tighten cybersecurity after the 2025 Bi-National Commission.
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Macro Pulse: History Rhymes, Differently
Namibia’s 2026–27 El Niño is a fork in the road. Three past droughts show food inflation follows South Africa’s maize crop more than Namibian rainfall alone.
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Afrikan Child Kindergarten
From backyard chaos to a thriving school: how Festus Mbangula turned neighbourhood toddlers into Afrikan Child Kindergarten in Ondangwa — now 57 children strong.
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Eyes in the wild: How camera traps are safeguarding Namibia’s natural heritage
How camera traps and Wildlife Credits help Namibia’s Zambezi conservancies protect elephants, lions and corridors — and pay communities to keep wildlife safe.
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